Outstanding! This may be my new favorite from you. I love how the water takes the eye from top to bottom, and then the log directs us back up to the top of the cascades again, at which point we slide back down for another loop. Each time I slowly scan along these paths, I discover more delightful little passages on either side of the frame. Really beautifully composed.
Thanks Phrasikleia
It was an interesting morning down there to say the least.
The waterfall was in a small ravine, reachable by climbing off the 'tourist' track.
Getting down there was a bit difficult, involved climbing down a small cliff (I'm fresh meat for the irrational dislikes thread
) and I ended up breaking some of my gear once down the bottom, where I slipped over on a mossy patch that I misjudged in the light rain.
It was nice down there though.
It's funny, looking from the lookout that the tourist track led to above wasn't nearly as nice, you'd hardly realise the waterfall was there.
Glad you enjoyed the coverage. I really enjoy your "reef" shots, too. They never fail to impress, both with light and style. Keep them coming!
Thanks pdxflint, I kind of stopped posting them for a while, now that I've time I'll try some more, they're good fun to do!
You can add me to the list of admirers of your series. What impressed me the most was your range with it; you had such a great variety of images. My favorite of them all might be the one where we're looking down on a biker from above, with striated mud all around him bearing witness to the event's scale, energy, and challenges.
I think my favourites were the symmetrical shot with the bikers carrying their machines up the stairs and the 180° turn, marrying photojournalism and art (as most of them did really well).
Happy New Year everyone!
May 2011 bring you peace and happiness! (and great photos
)
