Veiled Water

While wandering the mountains last week, I grabbed a couple of detail shots of the Provo River Falls. Though I didn't put a ton of effort into these, I like the results. I'll be back up there this weekend, I think I'll have to play with this some more.

Not Quite Right

So, I took this image on a recent wander in the Uinta Mountains. I like the image and the concept, but this one just isn't qite right. I'm not 100% sure what I'd do differently, but I think I could have done a better job framing the road and perhaps a little lower point of view would have helped. I'll be back in this area in a few days, so I'll definitely do a reshoot.

Canon EOS 6D - EF24-105mm f/4L IS USM
1/320 - f/8 - ISO 160 - 50 mm

Reflections

Here's a couple more favorites from my recent outing with my son.  

Most of the time, in images with a strong reflection, I like to place the horizon near the center of the frame, making things more symmetrical, and giving an abstract feel to the images.  In this first image, there are enough elements that work against that, so the horizon just didn't feel right in the middle.

This is a good example of the horizon working well in the middle.  This area is up around the 9000' elevation, so even though it was shot in late may, it is still early spring.  In fact, there was still a fair amount of snow in places.  I'll be back up there in another week, it will be interesting to see how much green there will be on the aspens.