" Water Light III "

It's hard to create a long-exposure waterfall image that doesn't come off as trite, IMO, no matter how competent it might be.  But this one immediately struck me for its use of color, with an excellent composition as well.  The blue in the water plays off so well against the subtle rusty reds of the pine needles (which also provide a nice textural contrast) and the even more subtle yellow-brown tone of the rocks.  I love the dark shadows with just enough exposure to reveal some detail.  My only small suggestion would be to consider taking just a sliver off the top, where that tiny little bit of rock within the white water (along with the specular highlights at the very top of the rocks at right) tends to pull my eye out of the top of the frame.  But I really admire the image overall--a waterfall picture I think I'll actually remember!