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    I have long wanted to photograph this particular waterfall in winter, but it is a bit of a chore to do so as it lies at the bottom of a very steep valley. A couple of weeks ago I decided to finally make the trek there. The Muskoka region of Ontario which is about 2 hours north of my home has seen significant snowfall this year and on this particular day there remained roughly 4 feet on the ground, which made the hike down into the valley a little tricky, but fun at the same time.

    Nikon D800
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    f16 @ 1/4 second
    Nikon Polarizing Filter

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    Hi Andrew

    Love this... Shi


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    Hit the wrong key..!

    I was going to say I love this and I think you have the perfect shutter setting IMHO. I also like the comp with the river running in and out of the image at the diagonals. I also like the snow detail you have captured. All up, a very nice scene perfectly captured I think. The water at the base of the first drop is particularly nice.

    Well done

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    A lovely shot of the falls but I would like to see a little more of the landscape context, it just looks a bit tight to me.

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    Andrew
    Might work better if it were cropped from the bottom to eliminate a bit of the foreground snow -- it separates the viewer from the waterfall.
    Also, some reduction in the blue in the snow and a little contrast boost will help the water.
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    Good image either way...

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    Thanks folks for the comments much appreciated!

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