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 By: Becky V  
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Photographer  Becky V {Karma:9699}
Project N/A Camera Model Yashica FX-3
Categories Nature
Others
Film Format
Portfolio waterscapes
long exposure
Lens Yashica 42-75mm
Uploaded 4/7/2004 Film / Memory Type Fuji  Velvia RVP
    ISO / Film Speed 50
Views 872 Shutter 1s
Favorites Aperture f/8.0
Critiques 11 Rating Critique Only Image
Location City -  North Vancouver
State -  BRITISH COLUMBIA
Country - Canada   Canada
About Wagg Creek, Mahon Park, North Vancouver.

This is a composite of two badly developed prints from the same good slide. The original is less dayglo and has a bit more detail in the black. That loss of detail created a looooot of empty space between the foliage and the falls, so I pushed the two closer. I really have to figure out how to calibrate my scanner to stop beating the heck out of my prints too.

On a more positive note: it's amazing the things one can find in one's own backyard when one takes the time to look. :)
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Matt Pals Matt Pals   {K:1722} 9/28/2004
i'll have to make a point of finding this spot... Mahon Park you say?

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Jorg Reif   {K:16020} 9/12/2004
Hi Becky V, beautiful moody waterfall scene, like the oversaturated lush green. Reminds me of my my "Hobbits World". Good shot. Best regards Jorg

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Stephen  Bowden   {K:64141} 5/14/2004
Wonderful photo Becky

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Becky V   {K:9699} 4/14/2004
Thanks everyone for your helpful comments. I'm definitely going to reshoot this waterfall (actually, water spilling out of a culvert) and perhaps try it with a different camera and/or different film. Thanks for pointing out the branch - I never really noticed it before!

Audrey - if the attachments are working, please feel free to post your "fix" - I'd love to see it. (Same applies to "Ambleside"!)

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Dan Brunck   {K:790} 4/9/2004
Beautiful shot, the water looks great and nice work on the composition.

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Audrey Reid   {K:5872} 4/8/2004
Becky, As always you seem to be the best critiquer of your own work :)
This composition is striking with the over hang foliage and the silky dreamy water flow. Lost of detail between the two is a real shame.
For the fun of it, I pulled it into PS, toned down the 'bright branch' as Dirck suggested (improvement). Cropped the lower black to the edge of the flow to reduce the overall black (improvement). Even tried to clone in more leaves to bridge the empty gap, but the space between is really too great. Having said that, my PS skills are worst then pathetic really.

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Stefan Engström   {K:24473} 4/7/2004
Looks like a great shot but a lot has been lost in the transfer to digital (and in the print too from what you say). If there is detail in the dark area around and below the waterfall, it might be nice to tone down the foilage a little. To me the leaves and branches do not help the serene image of the fall, but you do need something more to provide context for the water... Maybe do what Kim does with her slides?

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Dirck DuFlon   {K:35779} 4/7/2004
Oops, sorry about the odd characters there! I wasn't cursing, honest - that was supposed to be the phonetic spelling, with the schwa and all... looked good when I wrote it! :)

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Dirck DuFlon   {K:35779} 4/7/2004
e.the.re.al (Ĭ-thīr'ē-əl) adj. 1. See Becky V's 'Dilation' :)
This is really cool, Becky - made me think of the 'fog' coming off of dry ice and hugging the ground... The various shades of blue overlapping and overlaying one another in the water are beautiful and give an almost glowing effect to the little waterfall, while the green branches above do a great job anchoring the waterfall, and giving it some context. Without them, it would be a cool abstract (almost looks like a nebula through the Hubble!) but I really like them there. Which brings me to the one thing I find distracting, and that is the long bright branch in the upper-right. The leaves themselves are nice, but for some reason my eye keeps being pulled to that line. Maybe you could try toning it down or even cloning it out entirely - I think the leaves would still hold together without it :) Another great job rescuing a shot with great potential!

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Danijel Micka   {K:2532} 4/7/2004
Nice image, very unreal.
Regards,
Danijel

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Jani Salvataggio   {K:27283} 4/7/2004
FANTASTIC capture!!!!

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