Henrhyd Falls
Posted 21/05/2017 - 13:39 - Helpful Comment
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Very nice Gareth.
Posted 21/05/2017 - 20:39
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AlJones2402 wrote:
Very nice Gareth.
Thanks Robert! I plan another visit soon but without the kids in tow!
Very nice Gareth.
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Posted 21/05/2017 - 21:28 - Helpful Comment
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Going to be honest Gareth, this is not doing anything for me. The waterfall itself appearing suddenly out of nowhere seems not quite right and spoils the shot.
You have got nice lighting reflected in the milky water, perhaps a crop of just the lower half would be better.
Just my opinion of course.
You have got nice lighting reflected in the milky water, perhaps a crop of just the lower half would be better.
Just my opinion of course.
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Posted 21/05/2017 - 21:37
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No problem Peter
We're all different and not everyone will like everything all of the time so it's all good
I have another where it's composed with the top of the waterfall in so showing land and sky etc but the light in the sky was flat and uninspiring so looked to remove it as it's looked nasty!
My logic because of this was to have the water dramatically flow in from the top of the image with no warning and then slowly meanders its way through and then finally out of the image.
I do appreciate your comment and totally take on board your feedback and thoughts as I can see it's not to everyone's taste
We're all different and not everyone will like everything all of the time so it's all good
I have another where it's composed with the top of the waterfall in so showing land and sky etc but the light in the sky was flat and uninspiring so looked to remove it as it's looked nasty!
My logic because of this was to have the water dramatically flow in from the top of the image with no warning and then slowly meanders its way through and then finally out of the image.
I do appreciate your comment and totally take on board your feedback and thoughts as I can see it's not to everyone's taste
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