waterfalls/gorge scenes

[sarrasani]

at Prè St. Didier (Mont Blanc-w alps zone).
Sigma sd-quattro-h with Carl Zeiss Jena Biotar 50 mm, with and without ND filter(s).
Thank you much for your attention and all the best,
sandro

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

I see you give us both the "silky" and the "sharp" version of each.

While I often prefer sharp, with these I prefer the silky versions of both.
Very nice.

[rabanito]

While I often prefer sharp, with these I prefer the silky versions of both.
Very nice.

So do I.
And I would have  tried in BW

[stamper]

Four very likeable images

[Jeremy Roussak]

Great place; I think something in between 1/500s and 10s, retaining some texture in the water while giving the feeling of flow, would be good.

Jeremy

[sarrasani]

Great place; I think something in between 1/500s and 10s, retaining some texture in the water while giving the feeling of flow, would be good.

Jeremy

....interesting, and I think correct/true indication. Thank you and all the best,
sandro

[sarrasani]

I see you give us both the "silky" and the "sharp" version of each.

While I often prefer sharp, with these I prefer the silky versions of both.
Very nice.

I too often prefer these images with very fast exposition time and water texture "fixed". But also the graphic and a little abstract effect of silky
water is IMHO fascinating. Difficult to choice for me.....then one "normal" version, then go with ND and wait thos 15-30 seconds....
Thank you and all the best,
Sandro

[Mark Nadler]

I like ther sharp versions.  Images of water crashing against rocks
should (my taste) show the water being atomized into sprays etc.

mark

[sarrasani]

Four very likeable images

Thank you much stamper!
All the best,
sandro


 

[sarrasani]

I like ther sharp versions.  Images of water crashing against rocks
should (my taste) show the water being atomized into sprays etc.

mark

....as seen in your recent published image...thank you much Mark and all the best,
sandro