Like it.. lots.


I do have a suggestion for you, though.

As I was taking in your image here, a thought came to mind to crop out some of the left-hand side.. that seems just a tad incongruous on the notes of the rich, verdant colourations of the rest of your photo.

Adding in..

i) To offset the falls themselves a bit more.

ii) As well as, bring more visual prominence to the curve of the path in the right-hand side that snakes in behind the falls.

Since, to my eyes, the lighter ground in the left-hand side distracts/detracts.. ever so slightly, from this facet.

So..

I hope you don't mind, but, have a look see:

"Cascade Falls Wisconsin" - Cropped Resized

The crop was done on the quick n' dirty, and probably could be more refined. But, I think it illustrates my thoughts above well enough.

^ Just some creative food for your consideration.

That said..


+favs for me.

And..

Thanks for sharing this one with us. It is a very nice shot, make no mistake about my words above.

I appreciate your comments regarding the cropping, although I do not necessarily agree, the reason for the differential color is based upon the area where mist from the falls does not saturate the ground, my initial choice for the photograph was a wider view, unfortunately there were a lot of people in the vicinity of the falls jumping in and out and taking selfies nearby, so I was limited to the area I did pick, and to see the difference in the sand is necessary in order to see the extent of the mist.
Perhaps the front view that I will upload next is more indicative of the contrast.

No worries, and thanks for taking the time to respond.

I, now, get where you are coming from.

As well as, I can appreciate the fact that you had to deal with other visitors to the area in setting up your shot.

It was the curve of the path that leaped out at me, and I latched on.

I love this long exposer picturs ;-)
Well done.
grtz
jaap