Usually when I find a great scene like the one at Lower Myra Falls in Strathcona Park on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, I start off wide and photograph the entire scene. I loved how the waterfall was not just one big fall but multiple falls leading to the emerald pool.
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But I never stop there. I always prefer the images that are more abstract, the ones that fill the frame with just the portion of the subject that has attracted my attention the most. That is how you create more unique images.
In this scene, what attracted my attention was how the water fell around and off some of the smaller rocks.
If you missed it you might want to check out Part 1 of my images from Lower Myra Falls.
I have many more images of Strathcona Park still to come. What a great place to go exploring!
Amazing!
Thank you Lanna!
Terrific stuff. Well done.
Beautiful photos Anne. I’d not heard of Myra Falls – another thing to put on my VI list!
Great images of this beautiful location Anne. I could see spending a lot of time here with all the possibilities you’ve shown us. I agree with Jay that the last image is particularly captivating.
Beautiful work Anne! I am particularly drawn to the last one for the colors and long exposure.
Beautiful images Anne. That must be an AWESOME place to see with the green water and falls and colored rocks. Nice share-Thank You!