What do you think?

Was just out for a walk with the dog and took my photo gear with me. Decided to set up the tripod and take a long exposure of the dam. Lighting was poor, real overcase, and I was shooting into the sun.

Canon 40d, Sigma 17-50 f2.8.
Pic @f16, 2 sec exp., Marumi CP stacked with a cheap Vari-ND.

Here is the original

Your processing looks fine. It's a bit too warm, especially for an overcast day, but that's subjective. I think you were just too far away from any of the waterfalls to really make an interesting composition. Your subject, the dam, is just too small in the frame. Not bad for a grab shot while walking the dog, though.

gibbit1 wrote in post #15796384
Your processing looks fine. It's a bit too warm, especially for an overcast day, but that's subjective. I think you were just too far away from any of the waterfalls to really make an interesting composition. Your subject, the dam, is just too small in the frame. Not bad for a grab shot while walking the dog, though.

Thanks for the feedback. As I was processing, I kept increasing the WB bit by bit, but now looking back at it, I agree that it's a little to warm. At this point I was about a half mile from the dam. I kept looking and looking for places sooner than this to take the pic, but this was the first place you could get off the trail and actually get to the very edge.

Post-process looks so much better than RAW.

ktan7 wrote in post #15918970
Post-process looks so much better than RAW.

been away for a while have you?

Hmmm, the post makes something out of almost nothing, but you gotta get closer to that moving water. I wouldn't have thought it was a long exposure until I read it.