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Little Falls Cascade

© Matthew M. Sciortino

Little Falls Cascade

Uploaded: July 08, 2008

Description

1/2 second exposure at f/11, ISO 200, EFS 18-55mm at 21mm

Exif: F Number: 11.3, ExposureTime: 50000/100000 seconds, ISO: 200, FocalLength: 21.00 mm, Model: Canon EOS Kiss Digital X

Comments

Irene Colling level-classic July 08, 2008

Perfect composition Matthew. The forground rocks add depth to the image for an outstanding presentation. #957242

Matthew M. Sciortino July 16, 2008

Thanks Irene. It's nice to get something other than the usual "nice shot" and "good job" once in a while. I appreciate it, feel free to critique any of my photographs too. It only makes us better, right? #6187392

July 17, 2008

Your gallery is full of beautiful landscapes. But I like this one the best. That building just adds such interest for me. #6191776

Joan E. Hoffman July 24, 2008

I have enjoyed your entire series that you posted here Matthew. This one is my favourite, however. I love the diagonal composition, with the rock in the foreground, and the gorgeous old building in the opposite corner. The milky river intersects the scene on an opposite diagonal. Great eye in setting up this shot, and very nicely taken! #6225011

Matthew M. Sciortino July 24, 2008

Deborah & Joan, thanks so much for you comments. I really enjoy these types of pictures - old buildings as part of a landscape. One of these days I'd like to have a series of old barns... odd, as an architect I like the old buildings better! #6225239

Aggie Villanueva July 27, 2008

Beautiful. I love the DD work and as always, your POV makes the photo so interesting and keeps me inside the image. #6238263

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