Channeling

[JimFox]

On the way to Fern Lake, as you hike the 3 or 4 miles to get there in Rocky Mountain National Park, there is a creek that runs next to the trail for a good bit. Here is a spot where it really gets channeled down before tumbling in some cool cascades.

This is from 2020, another image I stumbled upon this week while looking for unprocessed Travel Guides.

I did some really quick processing as I am about to head to go see an Angels Baseball game this afternoon. This is one where I would love to see what @Ken Rennie would do in his processing as he has such a great touch with waterfalls.

All comments are welcome,

Jim

 

[AlanLichty]

I like the shutter speed choice for this flow - makes a neat water fan down in front.

 

[Bob Israel]

Nice shot and I love the perspective. Seems like you were standing in the water!

 

[Ben Egbert]

Very nice Jim, I love how clean it is. that is little dead branches and clutter.

 

[MonikaC]

Good eye, Jim! Did you shoot the cool cascades?

 

[JimFox]

I like the shutter speed choice for this flow - makes a neat water fan down in front.

Thanks Alan!

 

[JimFox]

Nice shot and I love the perspective. Seems like you were standing in the water!

I was floating up high.

Thanks Bob, yeah the creek takes a curve, so I was able to stand out on the large rock side and get that overlooking feel.

 

[JimFox]

Very nice Jim, I love how clean it is. that is little dead branches and clutter.

Good point Ben, there is very little dead branches there. I haven't been there early spring, but I am betting it's really roaring down there in the spring and doing a good job of scouring out the dead branches.

Thanks!

 

[JimFox]

Good eye, Jim! Did you shoot the cool cascades?

Thanks Monika! Yep, I did. Not sure if I will get back into this folder again any time soon, this image was more of an accident to find and process.

 

[BlackRockArt]

On the way to Fern Lake, as you hike the 3 or 4 miles to get there in Rocky Mountain National Park, there is a creek that runs next to the trail for a good bit. Here is a spot where it really gets channeled down before tumbling in some cool cascades.

This is from 2020, another image I stumbled upon this week while looking for unprocessed Travel Guides.

I did some really quick processing as I am about to head to go see an Angels Baseball game this afternoon. This is one where I would love to see what @Ken Rennie would do in his processing as he has such a great touch with waterfalls.

All comments are welcome,

Jim

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Jim, this is well controlled exposure, lovely.

Oliver

 

[Dean]

Jim,
A lot to like about this image. the composition has very good balance.