Sunset waterfall pic- what do you think?

[The_Camera_Poser]

Please, tell me what you think!

30D + 24-105L and tripod and about 100,000 mozzies.

http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/aa128/bobthefish_album/IMG_7145_edited-2.jpg

Here's another one...processed a bit differently, but taken with the same settings, about 10 seconds later.

http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/aa128/bobthefish_album/IMG_7146_edited-2.jpg

[The_Camera_Poser]

Or this one, taken a few minutes later.

http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/aa128/bobthefish_album/IMG_7147_edited-2.jpg

[Radtech1]

Its a beautiful shot!

If it were mine, I might get rid of that little bunch of leave coming in from the high left, but other than that, it is just wonderful.

Care to share some history? Where were you, etc?

Rad

[tomd]

Very interesting picture, I like #1 the best. Great capture
Tom

[The_Camera_Poser]

Thanks guys- it was taken with a 30D and a 24-105. The scene is at Mt Buufalo National Park, in Victoria, Australia, and is the bottom-most part of Eurobin Falls, which is one of the central features of the Gorge. According to locals and Aussie climbers, it's the longest vertical drop in the Southern Hemisphere. Here's a pic of the falls, with a bit more water, from a distance.

http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/aa128/bobthefish_album/IMG_6092.jpg

Another view of the Gorge

http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/aa128/bobthefish_album/IMG_6084.jpg

[chauncey]

#1 & #2 quite good, #3 too dark, but it shows comparsion.

The first wide angle is also good, but the second wide angle is to inclusive of foreground clutter.

"But that's just my opinion, I could be wrong". (Dennis Miller)

[weka2000]

Looks like a good rain fall would help. Love the rock texture

[northlander]

Very interesting composition. The rock face adds a different dimension to the photo. I can't see any of the mozzies though:)

[The_Camera_Poser]

North- I actually had to pitch quite a few pics as they had flies or mozzies in them. I should have saved some, for posterity's sake! LOL