On 4/3/06, Mike <watershed@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> OK, Here's my 2 pesos worth. Perhaps it will help calm Ag's fears. :)
>
> Crop the photo left or ideally move the center slightly to the right.
> This would place the main dark column a bit to the left. Then the
> vertical line of the column would intersect the shoreline at about the
> lower left sweet spot rather than so close to the vertical center as it
> does now. As it is I'm frustrated because I feel like I want to see more
> rock on the right side.
>
> I hope to get down to the GC myself one of these falls before I'm too
> decrepit. A friend familiar with the canyon wants to do a 10 day
> x-country trip.
>
> Mike
Thanks Mike. I have other exposures at wider lens settings than this
which you and others might like better. It is certainly very
interesting to read yours and others' reactions. I've modified the
original page to include an alternate take (be sure to scroll down):
http://myweb.uiowa.edu/jfwilcox/day/day61a.html
When I was shooting the first version posted, the reflections of the
rock in the water were the most important details to me. That
doubtless skewed the composition is very specific ways and perhaps
compromised the composition as a whole. Don't know if I really like
it, but it's what I meant.
I certainly hope you can get down to the bottom of the canyon someday,
decrepit or not. March is a great month to go, but doubtless the fall
would be too. I wouldn't mind a 10 day hiking trip within the canyon.
Wouldn't mind rafting either. It's all good!
Joel W.
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