Small waterfall.

[Kunta]

Thoughts? This was a small stream off to the side of Pequea creek in Lancaster County PA. Second time going with my "photo group" all three of us. We passed it the first time. This time we decided to go up the stream a little ways and found this little waterfall. I have several shots of the part of the creek that they call Suzy's hole. But I enjoy this one because it was kind of "find" this time. C&C welcome.
Kenny

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[bert]

Sorry, Kunta

You did refer to this pic in the other thread, and did ask for comments...

I saw it before and didn't comment because I just didn't like it.

But that's just me.

For its style, it's a perfectly good photograph

It's a tad dark, but that is not necessarily a bad thing

But it's just not the style of picture I like - so that's why I didn't comment.


The only reason for posting this comment now is because noone else has yet commented


If you want critical observations, though :

The bottom right corner is a little bit fuzzy...


In my opinion, though, it's a good photo.

So there

[Dazzaone]

I can see what you are aiming for Kenny (do you prefer Kenny or Kunta?), did you weigh your tripod down as there seems to be a slight blur on the detail, again the composition is ok just not convinced on the heavy colour again, try desaturating the image a tad and see if it makes any difference

[Kunta]

Either is fine. Kunta's a nickname I've had since high school so I try to use it anywhere I can. But either is fine. No the tripod was not weighed down. I usually let the camera settle after focusing and used my wireless remote trigger to capture it. But I can't remember if I did for this one. Which would explain the blur. Here it is again. I just went in real quick and pulled the saturation down to about -24 or something like that. I like the blue tint the water gets in the first shot. But I can see what you are talking about with the heavy colors. Thanks for the input.