Govetts Leap Blackheath
Celebration: countdown 4
In full flow, on a nice bright sunny day, the water of this deep leap changes shape from top braids, mid waves to bottom mists as water velocity increases.
Image: I originally processed this panorama of 5 shots with VSCO emulation Fuji Velvia 100 Landscape with vibrancy and image noise reduced. In the past 5 years, the post production tools available to photographers have improved dramatically - but VSCO has ceased making its emulations (which is a loss). This time i have reprocessed for printing toning this image for structure.
Celebrate: Thank you. To celebrate what we all achieved on G+, i am publishing the 50 most viewed posts in this collection (with 450m views) until shutdown. This is an reprocessed image of this fall (4th most viewed).
For those of you who have followed this collection, as a sign of my appreciation for your interest and support, i will be publishing a free downloadable 100 page book on these falls shortly: details will be posted on www.silenttheory.net later today.
#CelebrateCountdown (please feel free to use this hashtag to celebrate your own favorite posts)
This platform has been great for photographers and writers. An increasing number of fine photographers, story tellers and just nice people are moving to www.tipua.com . If you would like to try out a different, co-operative environment, come have a look - and maybe join us.
Celebration: countdown 4
In full flow, on a nice bright sunny day, the water of this deep leap changes shape from top braids, mid waves to bottom mists as water velocity increases.
Image: I originally processed this panorama of 5 shots with VSCO emulation Fuji Velvia 100 Landscape with vibrancy and image noise reduced. In the past 5 years, the post production tools available to photographers have improved dramatically - but VSCO has ceased making its emulations (which is a loss). This time i have reprocessed for printing toning this image for structure.
Celebrate: Thank you. To celebrate what we all achieved on G+, i am publishing the 50 most viewed posts in this collection (with 450m views) until shutdown. This is an reprocessed image of this fall (4th most viewed).
For those of you who have followed this collection, as a sign of my appreciation for your interest and support, i will be publishing a free downloadable 100 page book on these falls shortly: details will be posted on www.silenttheory.net later today.
#CelebrateCountdown (please feel free to use this hashtag to celebrate your own favorite posts)
This platform has been great for photographers and writers. An increasing number of fine photographers, story tellers and just nice people are moving to www.tipua.com . If you would like to try out a different, co-operative environment, come have a look - and maybe join us.

- When g+ is gone, i'll drop by once in a while in your silent theory site, to enjoy, to be inspired, as you mostly do with your remarkable works.
Have a wonderful journey always, Wanderer !3h - Oh Wow top shot Peter this is pretty special this waterfall what a drop its must be loud after rain falling from that height i am amazed at its awesomeness i love it my friend.That is very kind of you to give away a free downloadable book cheers ♡2h