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This is a discussion on Downtown Waterfall within the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; This waterfall is known as Cain Creek Falls and is actually located in the city limits down behind the high ...

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    This waterfall is known as Cain Creek Falls and is actually located in the city limits down behind the high school at a church summer camp. It normally flows much stronger, so much so that back before the 30's it had one of the largest waterwheels this side of the Mississippi River at it. We have had little rain so it has slowed, which to me actually gives it more character with the more numerous cascades instead of just one solid one across the whole rock.

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    +1 - Nice shot!
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    this is an excellent shot!
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    Gorgeous!
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    Thanks for the compliments!
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    Great shot!

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    I like this as well! Lovely!
    Not sure how much PP went into this, but IMO, it could still sing louder with some dodge play. My eye sees a strong (cyan) cast here, not sure if that was intentional.
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    That's really crisp, stands out nicely.

    I can also see a strong blue-green cast around the streams of water (is it from some moss?)
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    Thanks.

    There is a lot of stringy moss hanging in it. There was a huge glob of it that I didn't notice on the edge of the water on the rocks in a couple other shots that looked pretty nasty.

    The cyan was nothing intentional, I don't see it though. Might be that colorblind issue I was told I had but never realize.
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    I do believe blue/green colour blindness is the most popular kind. Would you mind if I tried a quick edit for comparison?
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