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Photographer Patrick Di Fruscia  Patrick Di Fruscia {Karma:486}
Project #30 Water Camera Model Minolta Maxxum 7
Categories Landscape
Nature
Film Format
Portfolio Lens Minolta 24-105
Uploaded 11/15/2004 Film / Memory Type Fuji Velvia 50
    ISO / Film Speed 0
Views 642 Shutter 5s
Favorites Aperture f/22
Critiques 10 Rating
6.13
/ 4 Ratings
Location City -  Supai
State -  ARIZONA
Country - United States   United States
About This is one of the most spectacular Falls I have ever seen. It stands 200 feet tall and the color of the water and rocks makes this place a paradise on earth.
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Roger Williams Roger Williams   {K:86139} 11/19/2004
I left this a few days and came back to it because it disturbed me a bit the first time and I wanted to think about why. I think it is the unreality of the waterfall--the lengthy exposure has smoothed everything of the actual water away, which is an odd contrast with the very sharp detail in the foreground and great depth of focus. Of course the latter meant small aperture, which meant long exposure... I know, I know. But I still find it somehow unsettling. A minor point is the high saturation. Velvia to the nth! Somehow it seems a little over the top. Wow--the first time I've felt less than overwhelmed by one of your photos. Forgive the frank comment...

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Jim Goldstein   {K:21230} 11/16/2004
First and foremost the color and capture of motion is excellent!
There is one thing that bothers me though and perhaps being unfamiliar with the area there is nothing that could be done. Or perhaps you didn't have a wider lens available to accomplish this....

When I look at the image the foreground really grabs me. Amazing detail and color, but when my eye moves back I find the column of rushing water distracting. Obsurd you say... well if I could see the top of the falls (if possible) I think this would look more complete. As is it just looks like a column of highlight against a beautiful cliff face. Perhaps if you couldn't fit it all in a wider lens might have. If impossible well... my obsurd comments can be ignored. I think if it were me I might try for that more complete shot or do a landscape of the foreground and pools behind it.

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Lukasz Kuczkowski Lukasz Kuczkowski   {K:14687} 11/15/2004
beautiful place and good capture; like the water movement you have captured;
well done

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Marusnik Bela   {K:11611} 11/15/2004
Amazing colours, very nice tones,excellent composition!Congrats!

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Kimmy Magino Kimmy Magino   {K:2457} 11/15/2004
One of my favorite places and you offered to me in a magnificent way, thank you.
BRavo!

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Zsolt Baranyai   {K:116} 11/15/2004
Beautiful colors, great place! Amazing portfolio! Congrats!

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Rebecca Raybon   {K:26654} 11/15/2004
Superb exposure, colors and details. This is gorgeous! 7++

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Kevin H Kevin H   {K:22502} 11/15/2004
Love the low angle of this compsition as if give you a sence of distance. Also the smoothness of the water really makes this shot look like it's from a dream. Your colors are well saturated with natural lighting which makes this shot ver beautiful. Keep up the good work.

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Geoff Simmons   {K:264} 11/15/2004
Wicked shot... I like how soft the color transitions are

And very very clear for a 5 second exposure... I dig this

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Patrick Di Fruscia Patrick Di Fruscia   {K:486} 11/15/2004
For more info about this place please visit http://www.timecatcher.com/mooney.html

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