Caedes
Upload Images
Welcome guest
Log In or Register
User Stats
- 3 total users online
- 42 users active today
- 259163 total members
- +show users online
Welsh Waterfall
© gs208103
(copyright information)
Uploaded: 08/02/05 7:54 PM GMT
Welsh Waterfall
Views: 2724
Dlds: 624
Status: active
Dlds: 624
Status: active
Gallery:
(Main) Photography->Waterfalls
This photo was taken during my visit to Wales this past weekend. This little waterfall flows into one of the resevoirs in the Brecon Beacons that provides water to the city of Cardiff. Hope you like it!
Comments
Post a Comment - Subscribe to this discussion
mihai007
08/02/05 8:27 PM GMT
great quality but this is supposed to be a wallpaper why did you turn the camera 90º?
0∈
[?]
You found a beautiful waterfall Greg, and you captured it well "the milky way"....
0∈
[?]
To quote Mom, "Oh God, that's beautiful!!!". I agree. When I looked at the map and saw how close you were to the Brecon Beacons, I was really hoping you'd get up there. Very glad you did! (That is one of the places the SAS trains by the way).
0∈
[?]
"The most important skill of a photographer is patience" Charlie Waite
This is a very nice image.
When I'm shooting images like this I like to do something I call selective pruning. I look through the viewfinder for any elements that can detract from the images impact. In this case, if it were possible, I would have removed the limbs in the upper right hand corner. Right now they compete for attention with the waterfall.
As it is, I like the vertical format, as that what it was meant to be.
It's a very soothing image and will look good on my desktop for this week. Thanks for sharing it.
A Photograph is more than a still image of the real, it is a doorway into the unreal, it allows you to see through the eyes of the photographer, and see how they see the life around them.
(Our) Kirsty Smith
When I'm shooting images like this I like to do something I call selective pruning. I look through the viewfinder for any elements that can detract from the images impact. In this case, if it were possible, I would have removed the limbs in the upper right hand corner. Right now they compete for attention with the waterfall.
As it is, I like the vertical format, as that what it was meant to be.
It's a very soothing image and will look good on my desktop for this week. Thanks for sharing it.
A Photograph is more than a still image of the real, it is a doorway into the unreal, it allows you to see through the eyes of the photographer, and see how they see the life around them.
(Our) Kirsty Smith
0∈
[?]
A well executed photo, with the long-exposure making it extra special - keep up the good work!
0∈
[?]
|-|¤ßgØß¿ÎÑ - Find peace in where and what you are - Brom.