Wonderful Waterfalls

Wow!! What a work of art you present Jean-Paul once again! On a technical level everything is perfect, everyone will agree. But you also knew how to bring originality of point of view and you recreated a unique atmosphere which makes the difference. Thanks to you I traveled for a moment. I had the feeling of having explored this mysterious cave and of being the first man to have found an improbable treasure there. Truly great art. Congratulations and thank you for the trip!!

In this challenge, many people presented the Multnomah waterfalls. Your photography was from my point of view by far the best. The technical challenges are clearly immense to achieve a beautiful photograph on this spot. You were able to combine perfect framing, a perfectly controlled long exposure, the absence of parasitic tourists and above all the originality of a foggy atmosphere which gives an extremely pleasant mystical dimension to the painting. A great lesson in photography. Congratulations!!

In my opinion, your magnificent photography is the best of the Wonderful Waterfalls challenge. Congratulations!! The mastery of the long exposure is perfect and the contrast is striking between the softness of the waterfall and the sharpness of the rest of the image frozen by the winter frost. Beyond the emotion that your image provides due to its aesthetic beauty, I see it as a very appropriate warning in the current geopolitical and climatic context. Human life, a tiny source of heat in this image, threatened by the sharp stalactites, the tumultuous waterfall and the polar cold, is very fragile. THANKS!

Your photography is one of my big favorites. I love the poetry that emerges from it due to the very original framing that you were able to propose. The colorful flowers in the foreground which contrast with the majestic waterfalls of Godafoss adorned with their most beautiful bluish colors are in perfect harmony. Iceland's waterfalls are probably among the most beautiful in the world, but few photographers have managed to sublimate them to this extent like you. Congratulations again and above all thank you for the moment of amazement.

What an excellent idea to have dared to use infrared! I remain fascinated by your photography because of this strange atmosphere it gives off. I love the harmonious colors and the delicate blue waterfall that comes out of the thick, mysterious forest. It is in such a setting that I imagine the post-apocalyptic life of the rare human survivors of the 3rd millennium. All joking aside, I really need to get into IR. Congratulations!!