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For some reason the images are different sizes? Anyway went up to Oberon overnight and went out to the wall, from there you wall down to the waterfall.

Love those clouds coming over the lip on the left Tony

Nice photos Tony. They bring back a lot of memories. I spent a good deal of my teenage years bushwalking in the Blue Mountains, particularly Narrowneck Peninsula (including Carlon's Head), Grose Valley, Burragorang Valley etc. Love the waterfall.

Ozi.

Looks like a great spot Tony, very nicely controlled exposure in the second, you have done well even with the harsh lighting. The reflections of the branches in the water works very well.

The first is sweet too, consider cloning out the bush on the left and i reckon it would be a cleaner composition without that bush pulling the eye away.

Love the first with the clouds falling over the ridge.

I like the first one too.

I suspect the first one improves if you crop down a little to just over the top cloud. Brings the focus of the eye down more to the cloud wave.

The clouds are covering Mount cloudmaker and when I came back from the waterfall the clouds were gone.

Hi Gerry I have cloned out the bush, content aware fill did a good job and your right it's much better.



Murray I cropped out a lot of the sky to bring the focus down but I have a look at further crop thanks for the comment.

Yes, I think the sky can still come down a bit and much better without the bush.

I think that works better and gives more focus to the cloud wave.

Excellent.

The Bureau of meteorology may be interested in this for their next calendar
http://www.bom.gov.au/calendar/contest/

Tony, that last crop is perfect. I agree enter in the BOM comp. would look great in there. Top shot.

Yes... looks good... also proves the rule of thirds is alive and working well