So, you’ve captured a wonderful moment here with a natural wonder like the waterfall. I don’t have much to say on the negatives except for the fact that the upper left hand corner seems rather faded out do to the sunlight. I’m sure a different angle or perhaps a different camera setting would have reduced this. Along with that, this picture is a tad fuzzy.
However, this is still a really beautiful natural wonder that you’ve captured on film. And overall, the blend of green and dark gray look amazing. Great job.
~lilymoore
Another thing I should mention is that you need to boost your review count a bit. Remember that 2:1 ratio. Well, it counts, even in the Art Forum.
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Like Lily said, the sunlight washes out the top left side, and takes away from the photo. We have a lot of darks here, and we need lights to compliment this and make the dark parts stand out a bit. The abrupt change from dark to light is strong.
The water spray here is also highlighted by sun, which gives it a fuzzy appearance. It's a really cool shot, overall, but the light and darks here kind of tip the photo out of balance.
I do love the bottom portion of the photo. The naturistic feel to this is beyond awesomosity.
June
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