Hi Chad,
This is in France in a very remote valley in a remote area, more precisely where everything is remote. The waterfall is located down this castle in Montpezat-sous-Bauzon
I really like the abstract nature of this David. I think the dynamics and brightness of the waterfall balances nicely with the darker tones in the image.
I also appreciate the texture between the silkiness of the waterfall and detail in the rock face.
With such a stark graphical contrast I actually don't mind the crushed blacks.
I admit I had to look up "syncretism." There are gaps in my education.
I think it could have used a little bit of shadow detail.
Hi Andrew,
More shadow detail is hard to obtain I présume.
I think a long exposure deserves this photography. More water drops would have been better to increase the contrast between liquid and rock.
Very striking image. I like the pure black shadows - simplifies and focuses the composition for me. Where is this? Interesting geology.
Hi Chad,
This is in France in a very remote valley in a remote area, more precisely where everything is remote. The waterfall is located down this castle in Montpezat-sous-Bauzon
I really like the abstract nature of this David. I think the dynamics and brightness of the waterfall balances nicely with the darker tones in the image.
I also appreciate the texture between the silkiness of the waterfall and detail in the rock face.
With such a stark graphical contrast I actually don't mind the crushed blacks.
A winner in my book!
Merci beaucoup Alan!