Chasm Falls, Rocky Mountain National Park

BananaFish · 14th of September 2008 (Sun)

Hi all,
Went up to RMNP last week to try and get some stick time in. Took this in a few min break between thunderstorms. CC is welcome and appreciated. I'm a learner.

I can link to a full res version if anyone would like!
Hope you enjoy!!
matt

sparker1 · 14th of September 2008 (Sun)

Nice shot.

BananaFish · 14th of September 2008 (Sun)

Thanks Stan.

For my own CC, i'm just not sure how i like to see water. I know that velvety smooth is a very popular look, but i just don't know that i like it in every case, as a general rule. What do you guys think? Should the water have been smoother?

matt

BananaFish · 15th of September 2008 (Mon)

Lots of views, no other thoughts? Too bland?

I'm also not sure if the photo is perfectly level. Every measurement i do in PP seems to imply that it is, but the white in the pool at the middle still seems to make me think it's a bit tilted.

Thanks for looking,

matt

Bill Pham · 15th of September 2008 (Mon)

looks like it is tilting to the right a little bit to me too. nice shot anyway.

Bill

14th of September 2008 (Sun)	#1
BananaFish Member Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 47	Chasm Falls, Rocky Mountain National Park Hi all, Went up to RMNP last week to try and get some stick time in. Took this in a few min break between thunderstorms. CC is welcome and appreciated. I'm a learner. I can link to a full res version if anyone would like! Hope you enjoy!! matt Last edited by BananaFish : 14th of September 2008 (Sun) at 16:13. Reason: formatting

14th of September 2008 (Sun)	#2
sparker1 Cream of the Crop Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Seminole, Fl Posts: 28,566	Re: Chasm Falls, Rocky Mountain National Park Nice shot. __________________ Stan (See my gallery at http://www.pbase.com/sparker1) 7D, 50D, 300D, EF-S 10-22 mm, EF-S 18-55 mm kit lens, EF 24-105 L IS, EF 50 mm 1.8, Sigma 150-500mm (Bigmos)

14th of September 2008 (Sun)	#3
BananaFish Member Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 47	Re: Chasm Falls, Rocky Mountain National Park Thanks Stan. For my own CC, i'm just not sure how i like to see water. I know that velvety smooth is a very popular look, but i just don't know that i like it in every case, as a general rule. What do you guys think? Should the water have been smoother? matt

15th of September 2008 (Mon)	#4
BananaFish Member Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 47	Re: Chasm Falls, Rocky Mountain National Park Lots of views, no other thoughts? Too bland? I'm also not sure if the photo is perfectly level. Every measurement i do in PP seems to imply that it is, but the white in the pool at the middle still seems to make me think it's a bit tilted. Thanks for looking, matt

15th of September 2008 (Mon)	#5
Bill Pham Cream of the Crop Join Date: May 2007 Location: St. Paul MN Posts: 5,101 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: Chasm Falls, Rocky Mountain National Park looks like it is tilting to the right a little bit to me too. nice shot anyway. Bill __________________ winning is fun and second is for loser I got Mitch hook on wide angle Gear list http://billpham.smugmug.com/

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