Here are a few from Saturday morning. Spencer Gorge Wilderness Area is in Hamilton, Ontario along the Niagara Escarpment. Beautiful place with two nice waterfalls.
D800E processed in LR6
7117-Tews Falls: Tamron 70-200 @70mm; ƒ5.6 @ 1/40; ISO100, EV-⅓; POL; tripod
7124-Reaching...: AF-S Nikkor 18-35mm @18mm; ƒ11@1/60; ISO100, EV0; POL; tripod
7136-Spencer Gorge: AF-S Nikkor 18-35mm @18mm; ƒ8 @1/160; ISO200, EV0; POL (hand-held)
7156-Burst of Spring: AF-S Nikkor 18-35mm @28mm; ƒ16 @ ¼; ISO100, EV-1⅓; POL+ND8x ; tripod
C&C welcome - especially your views on the the 4th (7156-Burst of Spring). I like the feeling it gives, and it has all the hallmarks of a good landscape (leading lines et. al.) but I'm not confident about it as a photograph that can stand on its own. It seems incomplete somehow. In other words, is it worth the time needed to remove the unsightly white blips of bubbles or not?