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Lydford Gorge on a very bleak and rainy day. This is one that I’ve had hanging around for a while but been reluctant to post. This new voting system may just be the right tool for this one. If it’s a minus vote please do comment, my skin is so thick, if it’s not, many thanks for looking.Please look large if possible. Rob.
V2 added showing tree removed as sugested
I have re-visited V2 and tidied some of the faults that I knew were there, due to the pressure of time. Looked at the greens without any real success that I like. Perhaps someone could do a mod. Also have uploaded V3 the original file so that you can see where it came from. Rob.
| Camera: | Nikon E800 |
| Recording media: | JPEG (digital) |
| Title: | Lydford Gorge,North Devon. |
| Username: | |
| Uploaded: | 21 May 2010 - 11:03 AM |
| Tags: | Fast flowing, General, Green, Landscape / travel, Lydford., Rocks, Waterfall |
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| Votes: | 50 |
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Comments
nice composition, very well presented shot, well done!
paulo
Looking at the large version, the greens are a somewhat oversaturated and have lost detail. I like the path leading round the shot, but would like to see more water, don't know if another viewpoint would do that.
Also the tree in the foreground feels a little like it's blocking the view.

Quote: Looking at the large version, the greens are a somewhat oversaturated and have lost detail. I like the path leading round the shot, but would like to see more water, don't know if another viewpoint would do that.
Also the tree in the foreground feels a little like it's blocking the view.
V2 posted.
Just quickly removed the tree. Will attempt a better job later. Have to go out now. I’ll be back.
Rob.
I guess sometimes we can get overly picky about the details of the greens, but the photo itself is outstanding - the idea is to capture the scene for the viewer to take in what you do in person. I thing you did a splendid job pulling out the tree but both versions work for me. I can see and appreciate what whipspeed is trying to come up with and find it great information. But I am still thrilled for the current photos(s) as displayed too. Just my 2 cents worth.
Certainly an improvement with the tree surgery job !!
As for the greens,I reckon it is all a matter of taste.Personally I like to see them a ''strong'' colour. I realise that many think they should be the ''true'' colours !!
Good shot Rob.
Mick.
I have re-visited V2 and tidied some of the faults that I knew were there, due to the pressure of time. Looked at the greens without any real success that I like. Perhaps someone could do a mod. Also have uploaded V3 the original file so that you can see where it came from. Rob.
V2 for me, removing the tree makes the shot.
Great work.
Regards
David
I like your original version also like Mynettes Mod.
You know where you took this photo if it isn't too far from where you live I suggest you go back and try again without the tree. You could try different exposures and a ND filter the possibilities are endless .
Really attractive, v.2 for me. Love the little steps in the left background. Magical.
Dave.
I think on balance I go fro V1 very well taken indeed, I love the composition.
Hugh
I think, I like both v1 n v2. Such a beautiful place you captured very well Rob. Great work
Dennis
Lovely image, excellent work with V2, I couldn't resist making it into a painting.
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