buck's wild adventures 4 Waterfall and Flowers, Lois Lake Inlet

Beautiful shot. I love the burst of color and the moving water. I'm guessing there was no wind that day, huh.

Surreal color

Great Shot!

Love this very much ! How long exposure, please ?

Actually it was fairly breezy that evening (this was taken shortly after the sun had set behind a ridge), and I used my 10-second timer twice but the wind kept gusting at the last second (it always works that way, doesn't it?), so I just waited for a calm stretch and manually clicked the shutter. I think my shutter speed on this was 2 seconds, maybe 3, I'm not sure. Thanks for the compliments!

This shot was from a couple weekends ago in Desolation Wilderness

(Sierra Nevadas). It was early evening which made for nice, even

lighting conditions. The wildflowers were everywhere, and these

flowers lined the base of a long cascade. This was taken with Velvia

film and a bare lens, no filters at all. Any suggestions on

composition, filters, etc.? I know there's a stem or two in there

that aren't all that attractive, but I pretty much try and take shots

of unaltered natural environments (i.e. I don't manipulate

flowers/sticks/rocks to make them look better just for a picture).

Gracias!

Perfect except for maybe the flower in the LL corner

trying to get in your shot.

Buck--Very nice! Do you have any wider angle shots? I feel like I would like to see a little more rock!

Another stunner and so perfectly composed. I have enjoyed all your folders - many thanks!

 

Barry Needle.

personally, I dont see anything wrong with moving a dead stem to get a great shot! wonderful colors, exposure, composition...

Again, another masterpiece-Bravo Buck. The love of nature in you photos remind me of my hero John Muir.Did you ever read any of John Muir books? very inspiring.

Love the colors and the waterfall.