Macacú Falls - Cachoeira de Macacú - By Reynaldo Guimaraes

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Image Title: Macacú Falls - Cachoeira de Macacú

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By: Reynaldo Guimaraes
Copyright ©2002

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Photographer	Reynaldo Guimaraes {Karma:2422}
Project	#20 The classic landscape/nature photograph	Camera Model	Yashica FXD
Categories		Film Format
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Uploaded	8/11/2002	Film / Memory Type	Pro Image
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About	Part of the River of Macacu Falls, in Macacú City. I thought of going to the beginning of the fall but it is too far, really.
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Reynaldo Guimaraes {K:2422} 8/12/2002

Thanks, Kenneth.
I was afraid of approaching more. I was on a bridge. This river comes from Macacú Falls and it is a bit dangerous because it is a very long river. People have died because
when it rains in the begin of the fall too much water comes through the river and those who are killometers below dont know it rained in the beggining of the river and the water comes taking every thing that is ahead. It comes suddenly.
Next time I go there I will try a better composition. Indeed, landscape is not my best. I?d like to shoot landscapes but if there is no one there I cant shoot. Put a person in a place and I can.
Well thanks for your suggestions.

Kenneth Kwan {K:3084} 8/11/2002

This area definitely has a lot of potential. You can really work the rocks and the flowing water into many different compositions. But here, the scene is a little too contrasty and the some colour is lost. Also, try isolating one rock to anchor the foreground for a more classical composition.

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