Multnomah Falls WInter

That's a lot of stuff to look at, great! I am however distracted by the large white area in the top, but if I take that away (top 1/10th or something) I get a marvelous image. The trees, the mist and the waterfall work really great. Is this a stitch by the way? It looks wider than 30 mm to me, but it might all be perspective of course.

This image creates a real sense of place and immerses the viewer in the image. The wide angle shot upward is a great technique for this location. Makes me feel cold and damp looking at it.

I actually like the white area at the top and find it, together with the uppder misty trees, and the water fall to be the central issue. As we look upward we go from clarity to the ghost trees to the mysterious sky, a sky that duplicates some of the shapes of those trees. I find the foliage on the right not be part of the central idea and would clone much of those trees out. They also add a darkness to the composition that's unwelcome.

Looks lke an extremely tall falls. I agree that the top could be tamed a little. I like the perspective.

Daniel, This is really an interesting view...and it works great for me. That falls really does look high and I love all the mist. I like the sky but I too could see toning down the brightest whites along the top right just a little bit. I don't think it needs much. Nice job getting this angle of view.

Nick Bristol
Lone Rock, WI

Interesting perspective. I also love the mood. I also think that you might tone down the brightest part in the sky a bit. But it's not a big deal....Beautiful and moody image

Very mystical and moody, Daniel. You might consider a more square crop anchored on the left side. The light is very interesting, and I think you handled it well.

--P

Killer shot man!