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Aptly named Creek - comments.







Looking back along the entry to the falls

I wish I could give you something more, but there is something about that series that is not quite right. I cant put a finger on it, but if I can I'll be sure to tell you.

This is a nice place John. Good looking stone.
Were these shots hand held? The first two look ok but the third looks a bit soft to me.

The waterfall shots where all on a tripod, don't know what happened to the third one? To me it's just the foreground that is soft, is that the same for your eyes?

Nicish shots John, but I think a defined "something" that catches one's eye is lacking. I think if the waterfall had been bigger (eg more water), it would have provided that detail. As it is, it is just a photo of a pond or whatever. Some more rain will no doubt help things along...

Cheers.

Nice shots but they look a bit flat to me. I had a play with the levels of one of them in Photoshop and it improved it quite a bit.

Cheers
Bruce

That is what I noticed. It draws the eye away from what is in focus.

the pics look a touch dark ...
where are these falls?

The actual waterfall looks very dark, these almost appear to be exposed for the sky.

Ant.

Shane - the falls are on Waterfall Creek Rd, back of Maroon dam (turn off the Boonah - Rathdowny rd at the Maroon Cemetery and head into the hills).

Once into the falls area it is quiet dark at pond level.

J.Davis wrote:Shane - the falls are on Waterfall Creek Rd, back of Maroon dam (turn off the Boonah - Rathdowny rd at the Maroon Cemetery and head into the hills).

Once into the falls area it is quiet dark at pond level.

thanks for that, must get out for a look one day

Now i know where it is ...
its on the way up to the Upper Portals.

there was no water in it when i went up there.

http://bigred4x4.blogspot.com/2008/10/mt-barney.html

the last pic shows that waterfall i think ?

That's the waterfall pond, the water enters at the upper right of the picture. It is on the way to Mt Barney.