Perilous by Karen Stuebing

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10-APR-2013	Karen Stuebing

Submitted for the April Challenge - April Adjectives.

Other entries can be seen here.

Pentax K10D ,Pentax smc P-DA 18-250mm F3.5-6.3
1/6s f/27.0 at 130.0mm iso100 full exif

other sizes: small medium original auto

Brenda		15-Apr-2013 23:45
Silky smooth waters. V

godro		14-Apr-2013 12:40
I like it!

Martin Wenzel		12-Apr-2013 21:08
Great shot, Karen!

Mairéad		12-Apr-2013 21:08
Fab shot. Hope you didn't put yourself in peril to capture it. V

Barbara Heide		12-Apr-2013 14:39
excellent motion shot!

Mike H.		12-Apr-2013 03:03
Nice full cascade -- all of that snow runoff! Beautiful exposure & timing.

Nestor Derkach		11-Apr-2013 18:07
Very nice composition, and excellent work with the shutter speed creating a nice effect of the moving water . Good photography Karen. Vote

Tom LeRoy		11-Apr-2013 18:00
Super frame with the tree upfront. The water looks treacherous, even more so with outstanding camera work. V

Simon Chandler		11-Apr-2013 16:13
This is just wonderful. Like a beautiful painting. v

globalgadabout		11-Apr-2013 14:58
wow...that river is in full spate...the snagged rope underscores the threat here..

Walter Otto Koenig		11-Apr-2013 14:23
Great choice of shutter speed for this image. I like the way you placed the tree in the frame. "V"

Guest		11-Apr-2013 13:13
Powerful image with great caption. Well seen and taken Karen. V

danad		11-Apr-2013 12:15
I can hear the sound of the cascade !V.

Yvonne		11-Apr-2013 10:52
Wow, fabulous shot Karen! v

Colin Storey		11-Apr-2013 10:12
Fantastic image of this fast flowing water, great exposure. v

Martin Lamoon		11-Apr-2013 07:30
Stunning long exposure. Looks a wonderful place. v

Chris		11-Apr-2013 07:28
Venture at your peril, a great, atmospheric image.

Mieke WA Minkjan		11-Apr-2013 07:23
a wonderful composition

Rosi Blaurock		11-Apr-2013 06:25
Very, very nice.

Bryan Murahashi		11-Apr-2013 05:18
Wonderful dof and photo of this silky waterfall. V

Janice Dunn		11-Apr-2013 05:02
So the melting snow brings more water in your rivers

Carol Rollins		11-Apr-2013 04:36
This is fantastic! Love your composition and it is great for the adjective you chose.

janescottcumming		11-Apr-2013 02:25
Wow, love this! Fantastic catch of the water. I am wondering if the rope in the tree is indicative of people swinging out over this river. V

Sheila		11-Apr-2013 01:19
Perilous and beautiful. I love your dof here.

LynnH		11-Apr-2013 01:11
I can feel the power of the water and I love the composition. I really like that piece of blue line in the tree too! It adds a little flash of color and interest. V

Guest		11-Apr-2013 01:07
Fantastic roar of the rushing water...power immense

Frank Brault		11-Apr-2013 01:03
You so beautifully captured the dangerous beauty of the falls. Superbly composed with exquisite light. V

Coleen Perilloux Landry		10-Apr-2013 23:50
Great water shot. V

woody34		10-Apr-2013 23:33
Like the way you have half framed this rushing water emphasizing the dangerousness of that spot...terrific capture...V

sue anne		10-Apr-2013 23:02
Excellent waterfall flow and such a tranquil scene. V

laine		10-Apr-2013 22:23
I imagine your streams are all flowing fast since the thaw...lovely soft motion of that perilous speed

Jean Chiasson		10-Apr-2013 22:18
Beautiful image composition and exposure Karen big vote

Chris Spracklen		10-Apr-2013 22:18
Beautiful shot and a fine choice of words, Karen. V

Terry Sprague		10-Apr-2013 21:56
Excellent image, I love how you've softened the water flow with a slow shutter. The tangle of twine wrapped around the tree is intriguing! V

Helen Betts		10-Apr-2013 21:39
This just lovely, Karen. I like the composition and DOF, but in particular the motion of the water. V.

larose forest photos		10-Apr-2013 21:12
Indeed, it does look perilous, but exceptionally beautiful and powerful. V

John King		10-Apr-2013 21:12
Beautiful composition and presentation of this heavy water flow. V.

Char		10-Apr-2013 21:05
Great POV for the shot, Karen. A very powerful scene, I seem to hear the roar of the water as it cascades over the rocks. Love it! \/

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