Nojoqui Falls
by wbanning

Comment by GinaRothfels:
I like both photos a lot but won't say which I prefer because viewing from my phone can give a very different impression to viewing on my computer. I guess I'll have to have a better look when my computer is switched on.

Nojoqui Falls
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Comment by streetpigeon:
Terrific image, my favorite of the three. You really feel the power in the extended drop of this falls. (grammar?) The opening above is modestly restrained. The tones, in shadow and soft light, are extraordinary. Since my screen doesn't hold the entire picture at once, I have to travel from top to bottom with the water. A tour de force.

Nojoqui Falls
by wbanning

Comment by wbanning:

Originally posted by jagar: [ ... ] and much better than the other waterfall shot IMO.

Totally agree.

Camera Hog
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Comment by insteps:
I like you composition with open space to the left. Really nice exposure for minimal.

Nojoqui Falls
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Comment by jagar:
This is top notch for minimal, just the right dose of light and then there̢۪s really only two things going on, that̢۪s to say rushing white water and blackness. Overall a fab picture and much better than the other waterfall shot IMO.

Danger Ahead!
by wbanning

Comment by jagar:
Ha, you rebel you, an image that shouts.

DPC March Side Challenge 4
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Comment by mariuca:
Tremendous image.
Looks like a warning. A calcified serpent. Metal rods coming from the depths.

DPC March Side Challenge 3
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Comment by mariuca:
Fearless people. Erosion could happen anytime right?
I prefer the more contrasty image

Nojoqui Falls
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Comment by mariuca:
I love the spewing of water in the abyss
Amazing minimal

Camera Hog
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Comment by wbanning:

Originally posted by marnet: That white object in the background spoils a bit the rhythm of the image.

Originally posted by streetpigeon: The white structure in the far background is distracting, but it kind of looks like a snout, which is apropos, in a Moby Dick way.

Thanks for the nice comments, earlier. Regarding background...I wish the old white shed was dark wood, but it's there and I'm committed to doing this exercise SOOC. I shot with Raw + jpg, so, I would definitely do a little cloning if I was going to use this for anything else.