Yellowstone - Lower Falls - By Bill Akata

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Image Title: Yellowstone - Lower Falls

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By: Bill Akata
Copyright ©2002

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Photographer	Bill Akata {Karma:2929}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	EOS 1V
Categories		Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	100-400LIS
Uploaded	8/25/2002	Film / Memory Type	Velvia
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Critiques	3	Rating	Critique Only Image
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About	See the people standing on the right hand side? One of them is Double Dog Daring his buddy to jump in!
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jeff lynch {K:4770} 8/25/2002

I'm not sure I like this photo because of its obvious quality or the fact that I'm jealous because I have nothing like that around here! Good comp and clarity and the tint issue has already been discussed. Nice one man!

Bill Akata {K:2929} 8/25/2002

Kim, the scan is a lot pinkier than the original. No idea how that happened.

Kim Culbert {K:37070} 8/25/2002

I think it would take me more than a double dog dare to even get that close to the edge!
I'm curious (as I know you've said you aren't too great with the photoshop) if the colours on usefilm here are what are actually on the slide... it seems to have a pinkish cast to me. Maybe that was the colour everything looked that day, or maybe it was somehow altered, but I took it to PS and went to Adjust -> Auto Levels to get the water looking at little more natural.
I like the perspective with the people... sure makes this waterfall look HUGE!

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