Motif/Falls

[Jackie Schuknecht]

Taken in the spring in Northern Ontario where there is a lot of granite and hardly any topsoil. Winters are usual brutal. About 500 miles north of Toronto.
20D
ISO 100
1/10s
0EV
f/11
17-55 @ 37
Tripod
AWB
Cropped from original
Tried to get the water looking very white
Comments Appreciated TX

[Oscar Zangroniz]

Hi Jackie. Very very good shot. It feels like a painting. Colors and your composition are great.
Congrats

[Gus Cobos]

Lady Jackie,
I like your composition. The water is milky soft. It has a good feel to it . I like the steep drop off and the way you framed it. suggestion; try kicking up the saturation and contrast a notch and see if it presents better; giving it an extra punch...good show...:cool:

[Jackie Schuknecht]

Saturation and contrast boosted up a bit.

[Alfred Forns]

Great re post !!! Particularly like the selected shutter speed, water looks mighty fine !!! On your next encounter with a waterfall might want to try an HDR !!! Could be interesting !!!

[denise ippolito]

Jackie, I looked at this earlier and said it's lacking punch-but your re-post gave it just what it needed , really nice

[Gus Cobos]

Excellent repost Jackie...good job...see the difference...:):D:cool:

[Harold Davis]

i do like your repost!!! really nice job! love the blurred water.

i dont know if you celebrate thanksgiving in CA but if you do i hope you have a great one!!

[Jackie Schuknecht]

Thanks Gus for the advice re contrast and sat. I kept thinking it was too saturated, and the bright green trees of the spring threw me off. Thanks for pointing that out. Harold we usually have TXgiving early in October and from what I hear it is nothing like yours, although it is a family time and lots of food, nothing like the shopping frenzy that I hear it is like in the States, but thanks for thinking of me!!!!

[Gus Cobos]

A very Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family Jackie...be safe and God bless...:):cool:

[Jeni Williams]

Super repost!! that's a "Wow".