No som res II

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• crhieatt (4335)
• [2008-03-09 16:16]

Ricard,
What a way to go!
Very nice, awesome scale, fond memories of velvia!
Regards
colin

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• ben4321 (9153)
• [2008-03-09 16:50]

This is really well taken Ricard - you captured the immense power of the falls, and the lone figure lends the scene a useful sense of scale.
The movement blur adds a lot to the success of the shot - any more and it would have been over the top, but I think you judged it well.
I think a crop along the top to remove the strip of sky would work well - to my eyes it increase the sense of power of the waterfalls even more.
Excellent work.

Cheers,
Ben

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• lopshang (542)
• [2008-03-09 18:39]

Hi Ricard

Its stunning shot. I liked the way took the shot taking the man into it. Wow volume of water of those water are looking amazing.

Regards,

Lopshang.

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• ViktorVaughn (1431)
• [2008-03-09 19:16]

I never really get tired of seeing photos from this beautiful waterfall. This one is quite different from any other ones I've seen, with interesting colours of blue and gray. I love the inclusion of the man for added scale.

Great shot.

Regards,
David

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• batalay (14576)
• [2008-03-09 20:49]

Hello Ricard,

A superb photograph, presenting the silhouette of the rugged landscape and the hiker in the foreground, against the remarkable waterfalls. For a scanned slide, it is a very good.

Warm regards,

Bulent

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• danip (178)
• [2008-03-10 1:19]

Hello Richard,
Great perspective of the waterfall. I consider that having this hiker in the image gives a better effect.
Congratulations!
Dani

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• Jeppo (5099)
• [2008-03-10 4:14]

A magnificient view.
I like the counter light and the juztaposition between the small fragile hiker and the mighty naturl,.

dark tones are also extremly suitable for this image!

ciao
Silvio

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• anes_lc (14029)
• [2008-03-10 5:44]

fantastic ...this is amazing ,i love it ,congratulation for such capture
best regards,anes

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• johnfreeman (1705)
• [2008-03-10 6:52]

Hi Ricard,
That's a stunning shot, not just the waterfall itself but also the awesome movement of the river below as it rushes past. The silhouetted figure and rocks work well, it almost seems like a member of the audience standing in front of an enormous cinema screen. Beautiful Velvia motion blur!
Just an idea - I like your black frame here but perhaps a thin white line around the edge of the photo itself might have worked well to separate the silhouetted rocks from the frame. As it is I find the black area a bit overpowering.
John

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• lilimih33 (9645)
• [2008-03-10 13:57]

Hello Ricard!
Very beautiful waterfall and perfect composition!
Really lovely water effect!
Nice perspective!
Best regards!
Lili

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• trekks (8086)
• [2008-05-19 2:43]

hi Ricard

You have placed the man in his best position here to highlight his size in comparison with the falls. Good slow shutter to show smoothness of the falling flow of water but still keeping the man in focus. Great pov and angle of shot.

tfs, bill
later

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• hispic (4004)
• [2008-07-24 3:09]

Hola Ricard,
Depiction of the huge flows by using of the slow shutter speed is superb. The size of scale can be understood by putting the person. The tonality like monochrome is also exquisite.
Have a nice summertime, Hisashi