Harmony Creek Rapid

[Paul Burgess]

Here's another one from my Saturday outing to Harmony Creek. Please give me your honest opinion. Be brutal!!

http://lh4.google.com/philipburg/R-1FEgss9oI/AAAAAAAAA6Y/mYGIJqJlHoc/s800/Harmony-creek-%27rapid%274web.jpg
Rebel Xt | 75-300 @105 | f/22 | 1/25 | ISO 200 | HH

I cloned out a stick and some highlights.

Happy shooting and God bless,
Paul
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[Roman Kurywczak]

Hey Paul,
I like this one much better than your first. I love the streaks of the water heading to the froth. My only nit here is that you should tone down the froth a bit (bottom pool) to add even more texture to the overall image! I like this one a lot!
Roman

[Robert Amoruso]

I am with Roman on this one. I like the flow of the water and the diagonal that is created between the turbulent side and flowing side.

[Harold Davis]

i like this one too. have you tried a longer exposure under lower light conditions? i would love to see how much difference a 1 second exp would make over the 1/25s.

[Paul Burgess]

have you tried a longer exposure under lower light conditions? i would love to see how much difference a 1 second exp would make over the 1/25s.

No, I haven't. I'm very new to making 'blurred water' images like this, so when I get back to the creek I'll see what I can do! Thanks for the suggestion!

[Alfred Forns]

Hi Paul Love the selected shutter speed Give a nice blur and lots of detail One fine image btw It would be interesting doing a vertical right at the deepest point Not sure what else is beyond The fast moving horizontal water flow in a vertical format !!!! Big Congrats on this one !!!!

[Arthur Morris]

I agree with Harold on trying a slower shutter speed and with Roman about the over-eposed highlights in the llc.

A nicely designed image. Later and love, artie