Great Falls III: Water

[midget patrol]

I recently became engrossed with the fluid, constant nature of water. I've tried to capture it as best I can here. I'd like some feedback, if you've got some. :thumbup:

These two are my favorites of the water pictures. I would like to know what you think of these first two, specifically:
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[Randog]

#2 is cool, I like it! :thumbsup:

 

[Wally]

nice shots, however you might want to try and increase the exposure time a bit. On my moving water shots I like to use one or two ND filters and a polorizer and try to get the exposure above 1-2 seconds.

 

[LaFoto]

So the Great Falls don't get any "greater"? They really are this small in fact?

Still nice to see and of this entire series I definitely like Photo 2 the best with regards to "rushing waters".

 

[nvr2low]

i like number 2, but i think it would be better if you could see a little more around the water. i think it would help with the moving effect

 

[AIRIC]

Nice work. Looks like a great place to shoot.

Eric

 

[midget patrol]

So the Great Falls don't get any "greater"? They really are this small in fact?

Still nice to see and of this entire series I definitely like Photo 2 the best with regards to "rushing waters".

The great falls get greater, i just don't have any good captures of them. :mrgreen:

The great falls drop 76 feet over a distance of less than a mile with several 20-foot waterfalls.

Here is a picture of the falls that I did not take:
http://img190.imageshack.us/img190/6488/rapids2iw.jpg

 

[melcooney]

IMO #1...there is something distracting about the brick wall.
For #2 I would suggest increasing exposure time as Wally said.