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    Waterfall

    I went out hiking and got some photos a few days ago. Here's a waterfall I came across. I didnt have a tripod so I had to balance my camera and frame it as I could. How do you like this? Is it too bright in spots?

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    Re: Waterfall

    There are some hotspots but, IMO, the biggest distraction are the errant branches across the scene. Good job on getting it without a tripod!

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    Re: Waterfall

    I concur with what Ken's saying.
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    Re: Waterfall

    I actually kinda like the branches there, as they were, but I can also see how they distract. It's hard not to get hot spots when the sun comes through the trees like that upon an otherwise shaded area. Is there a way to prevent burns without making the rest too dark, and without editing it out?
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    Re: Waterfall

    I like how you used the branches in the composition and don't find them distracting.
    The hotspots aren't all that bad either. Nice shot.
    Keep Shooting!

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