Water + Rocks

[Dave Gould]

[Dave Gould]

B+W Version

[Shadowman]

I like the lush colors of the first image.

[Davejl]

Nice image. I prefer the colour version, which I think brings out the detail in the rock and the flowing water better

[bje07]

Nice image. I prefer the colour version, which I think brings out the detail in the rock and the flowing water better

+1

[rpcrowe]

Very nice images. Your shutter speed has bridged the gap between freezing the water and a total "cotton candy" look. I do like the color version better but, both are quite good...

[madcrow]

Super image, DoF, and composition.

[Kaye Leggett]

Like the others I prefer the colour version. You have achieved a great look in the water, I presume it was flowing and not frozen ?

[NorthernFocus]

Nicely composed to make the most of the flow of the stream. Typically I don't like ss between frozen and "misty" but in this case it works well. I'm going to add that to my tool kit for future reference. One thing about shooting moving water is that each location requires a different ss to get the most out of it. Nicely done.

[Tony M]

That's the kind of photo I think I would have taken; just the right amount of movement in the water without the candyfloss effect.

[Wavelength]

A beautiful painting with photons; liked both versions....

[Black Pearl]

Monochrome for me as I love the tones you've achieved in the flowing water and in general I feel these type of shots lend themselves to B&W.

Not sure about that branch though - either a slightly lower shooting position to frame it out or a bit of work with the clone/content aware tool?

[John 2]

...........................Not sure about that branch though - either a slightly lower shooting position to frame it out or a bit of work with the clone/content aware tool?

+1 but otherwise, it's the colour version for me (on this occasion).