What did you compose at Waters Edge?

[Edison]

First print in almost a year.

Fuji HR-U at iso 50
Ilford MGRC Pearl

[h2oman]

Thanks Bryan. I took a vertical composition also, but I like the little feeder creek on the left side.

Show us the vertical! The "feeder creek" is cute, but I think it detracts from the falls and swirl.

[kevinjp]

Show us the vertical! The "feeder creek" is cute, but I think it detracts from the falls and swirl.

I'll post it when I get a chance.

[iml]

First print in almost a year.

Fuji HR-U at iso 50
Ilford MGRC Pearl

That's lovely

[Robert Opheim]

Looking at Fidalgo Island from Camano Island. 6 1/2 WA Dagor (1940's) - f/32 - 1 second - 4x5 Tri-x HC-110 - Technikardan - at sunset looking northword

[kevinjp]

Show us the vertical! The "feeder creek" is cute, but I think it detracts from the falls and swirl.

Here's the vertical. This would be better a little more head on, but I couldn't move any further to the right without ending up in the creek where there's too deep of a pool.

[John Olsen]

Here's the vertical. This would be better a little more head on, but I couldn't move any further to the right without ending up in the creek where there's too deep of a pool.

The vertical is a more classic composition, but I like the horizontal a little more because of the small feeder to the left side. Both are very good.

[Ben Calwell]

Here's the vertical. This would be better a little more head on, but I couldn't move any further to the right without ending up in the creek where there's too deep of a pool.

I like that.

[Joe O'Hara]

Me too.

[kevinjp]

Thanks guys. I'm not sure which one I like better. I've shot this before on digital and wanted to shoot it since I got into large format. I wish there was a bit more water, maybe next Spring. Downstream are a few more smaller waterfalls but the banks narrow into a small canyon with steep banks leading down that are not really suitable for climbing around with heavy large format gear.