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Photographer’s Note

Small falls about 50 feet before joining Lake Superior. Long exposure, tripod, nasty bugs. What say you?

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LCannon (2774) 2005-06-18 1:37

The tripod and long exposure made for a lovely shot. The bright green and the redish water are a nice contrast. All in all a very beautiful place, I'd say it was worth the bugs, but then I didn't get bit! Hope you think it was worth the effort. Well done.

ballaln (400) 2005-06-18 3:35

Beautiful picture.

However, some of the colors seems to be washed out - particularly near the top because of the long exposure. I myself have been strugging to get such a beautiful picture of a waterfall.

Nice work.

serenadanesi (926) 2005-06-18 3:44

Very nice shot. The effect is of a waterfall with a lot of water.,

menasce (734) 2005-06-18 6:22

I agree with Pradeep: beautiful picture, but I would have saturated a little bit the colors... A hint of excessive blue could also be subdued somehow. One of my favorite.

rajhema (1863) 2005-06-18 7:00

Its taken very beautifully John. Thanks for looking at my Munising pictures. See my Horseshoe falls as well. I spend only half a day there and took the boat tour only, but what you have seen is much more beautiful. I'm not a trekker but I love to travel and see the places around. Keep these exotic pictures coming

huynt (5077) 2005-06-18 7:20

Hi John
It is cool and smooth. I love this wondeful image. Thanks for sharing.
Huy

rabdelnoor (2973) 2005-06-20 19:28

Very beautiful waterfall shot.
The water is so smooth with everything else very sharp.
Very well done John!!
Ricardo

umbrellaphotos (1901) 2006-07-04 13:05

A nice shot John. A very well exposed image, nothing is over/under exposed. You composition is great as well. Great colors, nicely done.

Brian

rmatthews (941) 2006-07-05 21:22

This is nice...but your water is a bit blown out at the bottom and the image really needs to be sharpened. I'd post a workshop but you won't let that happen.