As usual, comments appreciated.
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Some waterfall pics
Taken today in the Blue Mountains, between Leura and Wentworth Falls.
As usual, comments appreciated.
Hi Antman,
very peaceful shots 
I like the way you did your series of ever getting closer to the falls. Works really well. I could see postcards with that sequence on them. Are the rocks that "blue" or is it my monitor? thanks for sharing. Radar Photography, as a powerful medium of expression and communications, offers an infinite variety of perception, interpretation and execution. Ansel Adams
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Top 2 shots are great........
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The rocks were pretty dark but not blue (at least on my monitor). Thanks for the comments. Last edited by antman on Mon Oct 03, 2005 11:54 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Beautiful captures. Inspiring.
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I'm finding it a bit blue too - not the rocks but the water. Edit: actually yes, the dark part of the rocks on the right hand side in the first one. (6 bit LCD here, not sure what monitor Andre's looking at them thru)
While they're great slo-mo shots, I feel you could have gone wider Geoff, for more of a context of the surroundings.
Thanks for the replies.
Onyx, not sure what's causing the blue to come through. Might need a bit more of a fiddle in PS. I didn't include the wider angle one in my original post but here it is: 
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