I like rivers

[Fox Paw]

Critiques are always welcome.

http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f29/CornflakeAZ/AguaFriaBend.jpg

[Chiller]

Beautiful colours, and what a stunning view. A place I could sit for hours. Very well captured.

[Fox Paw]

Thanks, Chiller, it is a beautiful place and you would not regret any hours spent there.

[Chiller]

Thanks, Chiller, it is a beautiful place and you would not regret any hours spent there.
For sure..me , my dog, and a good book. That is all I would need....oh, and some food. :biglaugh:

[Rozari]

Beautiful. Is it HDR?

[Fox Paw]

Yes. I like to think that my HDRs aren't recognizable as such, but I guess they are. :)

[Antarctican]

Beautiful image of a beautiful spot. IMO, the fact it's an HDR is not easily discernible.

[Fox Paw]

Thanks, Antarctican. I've spent a lot of time figuring out how to get the most realistic-looking results from Photomatix. I'm getting closer.

[MissMia]

What a beautiful and quiet spot. I could use a little down time there!

[LaFoto]

I agree: the fact that this is HDR is NOT immediately visible. Good job on the tonemapping: no halo nowhere to be seen. Absolutely no where. Good-good. A polariser might have done this effect to a single exposure, too??? I wonder... genuinely so.

[doenoe]

I dont think you can do a shot like this only with a polariser. You would probably miss the color in the foreground trees or the sky would be way lighter then it is now.
Anyways, great shot and processing technique :thumbup:

[Fox Paw]

MissMia, LaFoto, doenoe, thanks for the comments. I used a polarizer on this one. The look of the baseline shot is similar to this, but one shot can't handle the dynamic range nearly as well.