Cascading Snowmelt, Emerald Bay

As the other one I think this is great Brian!!

some famous photographer would be proud of such series ! 8-0

 

Smoke signals, Rafael

Here's another perspective of Eagle Falls. Right after I took this

shot I was violently swept over the falls and had to spend the night

out on that island in Emerald Bay. Just kidding. I was rescued by a

canoe before I made it to the island. I jest again, but that sounds

more exciting than saying after this shot I strolled back to the

parking lot and slept in the back of my truck with my dogs. Anyway,

someone had previously asked about my previous composition missing a

foreground rock or something, so here's one. All comments, ranging

from "very good" to "this completely sucks", are always welcome.

Spanks.

Excellent image. True art. 7/7

 

This is an amazing capture. I love the waterfall, the color specture that are included. It adds a lot of drama. Thanks for sharing... Per

I like it for the composition. What bothers me a bit is the sky color which is too orange for my taste, I suspect a color cast introduced by the filter but it's just a wild guess. Actually I've seen myself very colored sunsets on Lake Tahoe and the colors just before sunset are unbelievably strong. Good picture!

very good !

the composition, the smooth water, the color of the sky. its perfect !

 

Ok, I like the 1st one much better & here is why: The 1st has the sky reflected in the rushing water which ads volumes to the photo. The way those spectacular peaches are twisted into the flow creates another dimension.

I very rarely give 7/7 for a photograph but this is something out of the ordinary. In fact, I have been searching for a simmilar scenery for some time, as I have had a somehow simmilar idea in my mind. Masterwork!!

I love the colors and frothy waters...lots to keep me visually interested. Your humour, of course adds to the whole experience. Life of an adventurer suits you well.

Aww, my hometown. Beautiful shot of the bay. I love the waterfalls over there.

Brian, this might well be my favorite picture of all time on Photo.net. This is simply stunning. Plus, I'm a huge fan of Velvia 50, and shot on the Elan II for about 10 years, both of which I see you used for some of your other photos. Spectacular work my friend. -Brad