This is the same waterfall as in my
previous post later the same year, and from a slightly different angle.
This is a rework because I was never happy with the tones and color of the water, especially where the falling water hits the pool. A bit of tweaking, using TK's masks, gave a better rendition in the print.
Tachihara 4x5
Astia 100-F
Lens: Not recorded, but probably my 90mm Nikor.
Your thoughts are always appreciated!
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14 commentsThis is a nice counterpoint image to the original post, as a companion it's very nice. The waterfall and pool which you weren't happy with before is the very best part of this image. To bring the rest up to that standard is probably going to be pretty difficult. This is for the best and trying to pull anymore out of the surrounding scene is going to ruin it rather than improve it. It's enough.
Paul
Anyway...
Guy
Well done
I do wonder if the crop could be pulled in very slightly from the right side (just a hair) for an even more balanced feel? I'm not sure about this though...
Ed
The sunlight was very soft at the end of the day. I wanted to get another exposure, but the light left the foreground rocks and the plant on the left; the imapct was gone.
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