Mill Falls

Water can be fun . I wish the scan had half the detail of the print
Location
Virginia
Equipment Used
5x7 , 12" dagor
Exposure
12 sec.
Film & Developer
Efke 100 , microdol-x
Paper & Developer
Ilford
Lens Filter
Yellow
Great shot. I like the effect of long exposures with water. The suggestion I would make is that it may have been an idea to crop out the wall on the right.
Interesting to see someone using Efke film - I've just bought some 50 & 25 in roll film to try.
 
Very nice.
I'm torn with the right wall. It tends to bracket the fals nicely, but is a littlealso distracting....
Great water effect.
 
Many thanks for the comments and I do agree about the wall. When I took the shot I tried to eliminate it but without it the log and the bit of falling water in front of the log seemed to come from nowhere. If I had moved downsteam I would have lost the flat water above the falls because of the slope I was on. So since the falls are obviously man-made I included the wall , distraction that it is.
 
Well, see, it's probably just me, but I would have moved the camera angle just a few degrees to the right to get a little more of the wall. Hmmm ...
 
Like the photo, I agree with the wall, but I take it it is full frame scan so it is removable. I just started using efke PL-100 and 25 with rodinal. Havn't used rodinal for a long time but starting to like the effect again. film so far seems to have some nice tonal qualities

Regards mike
 
Michael, Your rodinal comment made me think of a shot I did on 120 Efke-25 developed in rodinal,so I put it in the gallery.
 

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