Temperence River

[Bob Israel]

Said to be perhaps the fiercest river on Lake Superior's north shore, here are two scenes on the Temperence River. The first shows the river's namesake, the second, less so.

 

[John Holbrook]

Love the second image—good composition and visually interesting and highly detailed tree roots in contrast to the long exposure water flowing past. Very nice!

 

[Bob Israel]

Love the second image—good composition and visually interesting and highly detailed tree roots in contrast to the long exposure water flowing past. Very nice!

Thanks so much John. Your comments are much appreciated.

 

[AlanLichty]

I like your shutter speed selections in both of these images. Some really nice textures and details in the falls in the first image and the satin surface with the long exposure in the second keeps me focused in the lovely exposed roots in the foreground.

 

[larryj]

Said to be perhaps the fiercest river on Lake Superior's north shore, here are two scenes on the Temperence River. The first shows the river's namesake, the second, less so.

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Thanks for sharing those images Bob, the first image really present a scary sight at the bottom!

 

[JimFox]

If I recall correctly, that view point in #1 is really hard to show the whole turbulence of the river. Your image captures it well.

 

[Jameel Hyder]

Two very different takes on this river. The first to show the energy of the water flow and the second more serene one.

Have you considered cropping the first above the bridge to lose the sky and bring more attention to the action below?

 

[Alisa]

Beautiful Set! I love the 1st image a lot.

 

[Beth]

wow, love the dynamic comp. in the first. love the movement at the bottom of the frame and the strong line of water straight up to the bridge.

 

[Bob Israel]

Two very different takes on this river. The first to show the energy of the water flow and the second more serene one.

Have you considered cropping the first above the bridge to lose the sky and bring more attention to the action below?

I'll need to try that one, thanks Jameel. I do have one that shows more flow below but it's like a big white streak and takes away from the flow between the rocks. Thanks!