I like this shot-
- I wish you wouldve made everything balck and white and had the green be more saturated, this would make a real cool selective color piece, i think that the yellow in the falls closest to us takes away from the image, nice work though. Beautiful scenerey

- I also wouldve gone for a little longer exposure time to really give the waterfall a great sense of motion, the shutter speed was a bit too quick for this type of shot, but i don't know how u metered or the lighting situation, doesn't look too good.

-awesome work though, keep it up

Good to see something new by you!!

I agree with Skateman, desaturating everything but the greens would be a good choice. You might want to try setting your shutter speed at 1/10 sec. to achieve a slightly softer look to the water. Nevertheless, a very nice shot!

Thanx for critiques to both, and thanx for weloming me back ThruMyEyez. Hehe, inspiration is sometimes strange thing, ya know, it can dimish just like that. But, yet again, that are facts of life. I will try to make good photos in the future too.

I know I was a bit fast on the shutter speed here, I used aperture F32 which i thought it would be good enough, well I will know for next time to make it a bit longer. Maybe polarizer would do the trick.

Will try to make it desatured, does anyone know any good tutorial on how to do it, cause I am a bit short in my knowledge of Photoshop

Robert

nice photo.

Very nice shot. I love the green of the moss. Agree with Gary regarding a slower shutter, but still an excellent shot. +9

Don't worry about inspiration Robert, it will be there on its own time.

Just open the photo in PS, go to image, adjustments, hue and saturation, and click on the edit drop down menu and then you can adjust each color separately. Choose yellow and desaturate it completely and then possibly increase the greens a bit. You could also desaturate the entire photo and then use the history brush to just go over the green areas to bring the color back. There are other ways to do this but this is the easiest and you can play with the effect to get the results you want. I'll check to see if I can find you some PS tutorials.

Nice work!
Agree with Kirk (UE-Skateman) on his suggestions

and I agree with Patrick (moserArtist) for him being such a pimp, lol, jk
-it's very nice to be able to use computer effects to add the extra edge to the photos, especially selective color, which is a pain in the ass to do in the darkroom, i hate darkroom filterings, junk takes forever to do, but look around for some simple tutorials and get yourself acquainted with photoshop, it'll become your best friend, keep up the good work but

Oki,
I managed to do some selective filtering, thanx to Gary for helping and suggesting over MSN Thanx to others for help, too.
I have uploaded updated image, I hope you will like it. Please critique it.

I am probably going to annoy you by asking for a black border....

Well done on the image and welcome back....

OMFG THAT LOOKS SO MUCH BETTER WITHOUT THE PISS COLOR IN THE FALLS, AWESOME JOB

really nice shot
i wont repeat the others comments
good job

i haven't seen previous version but this one is amazing, nothing to add, hope to see more from you

Woaow, and as I already assumed, Gary already commented
I love it,

Nice shot!

I like the greens in the middle of the water! Is the saturation already modified?


Fernando

I like it.....looks like a painting!....well done!
Carlos

i am givin 10 of my points and if i had 20, i´d give them too, because it is beautiful!!
the green and gray is so peaceful

Ops!
I have apparently already commented

Hehe, moserArtist Keep on.

Yes, saturation is already modified.

Alena, I wish there where possibility to give 20, hehe, -Robert blushes-

Thanx 2 all.

nice shot +9

This is beautiful. It looks like you've desaturated it already ... yes? My compliments on an excellent composition and a wonderful image.

gorgeous colors
and a really nice compo!
but the font doesn't sem to fit really...
like it anyways

I like this shot! very nice