Jasper National Park again - Tangle Falls this time. This one lost quality terribly during JPEG compression. So, please, please, have a look at the large version, or even better, on my website:
http://basilgreber.smugmug.com/Landscapes/Banff-and-Jasper-National/24967461_9cMgWv#!i=2075871101&k=96LSSPS&lb=1&s=X2
To achieve the smooth water here, I overlaid several exposures with relatively fast shutter speed (insufficient to smoothen the water) due to excessive light levels at the time of my visit to the falls (and lack of a ND filter).
Techs: D90, 16-85 DX VR, tripod.
Please let me know what you think!
Comments
3 commentsI agree that the larger version on your website shows so much better. And I never would have guessed about the overlay to create the water effect; I think it comes across quite well actually. Nice job.
No nits really, I like this. The only suggestion(s) I have would be to clone in some trees at the top of the image to remove the small patch of sky. Secondly, and this is just a personal thought, you might consider painting/burning down from a broad perspective the lighter values along the bottom rock and trees (mostly LLC) but in a way that you almost create a very slight vignette. I'd have to play with it to see if that makes sense, so just a thought. It's certainly not overexposed or too contrasty, just "light." if that makes sense.
Lon