yosemite national park Yosemite_(Lower_Yosemite_Falls)_May10__293[1]

What's not to like? Great shot.

Great shot of an amazing location!

I would suggest trying an even longer shutter speed + ND filter in order to give the water a silky feel.

Hi Greg,

I'd like to offer constructive critique.  What first comes to my eye is the image needs a tweek of corrective lens distortion.  The tree tops seem to be leaning in from both sides.

The other thing I had noticed was what looks like backpacking gear or day packs in the lower left of the image on the rocks.

Its SO difficult trying to capture a waterfall during bright daylight conditions.  I second the ND filter idea, even just to protect the highlights.    I like the fact you included very little sky for this composition

We've been at the bottom in a pouring rain with snow everywhere. Desperate situation but epic and beautiful. Hard not to like.

I've been at this spot and photographed it with a longer lens because of the many people all around.  This is an effective wide angle shot.  I would crop out the distracting stuff on the left with a bit off the bottom as well.  I added more contrast and tried to add more definition on the falls by adjusting the levels adjustment.  I am not bothered by the leaning trees.

Nice shot, better with the Larry's proposal: I can hear the fall's clamor!

I'd like to thank everyone for their contributions.  Unfortunately for me, I did not know where that trail loop was going, so I left the tripod in the car (we were just going to use the restroom when we found that the trail continues on).

As for cropping, I agree that the people at the lower right are very distracting...I have yet to figure out in Photoshop how to crop and keep the original aspect ratio.  Once I get that part figure out, I can probably get the shot more tightly framed on the subject.