The other end.

I posted the left hand end of the this dam on July 8th. Hoped to get a picture today but very busy with work. So posting this one. Another bracketed shot processed in Fusion.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Great clarity- you can almost count the water drops!

[Lin]

Just adore this processing - Fav.

[Wendy]

Awesome processing on this fabulous shot with great composition and lighting.

[Mary Jo Gran]

Im not sure how you do bracketing... It looks great.

[Jorlam]

an excellent PoV with fab foreground interest..

[Paul]

This is lovely 👍

[Joan Robillard]

@crowfan It is a setting on my NICKON D90. I take 3 shots one over exposed one under exposed and one regular exposure. Then you combine them into one shot using software like Lightroom HDR. I use a program I purchased for $25.00 called Fusion. The theory is there details in the light and detail in the dark that don't appear in the shot which is normal. I love it for landscapes.

[Margo Sayer]

Interesting. Looks like an amalgam of vines and water. Most enterprising.

[Candace]

Wonderful shot of that water!

[Merrelyn]

Beautifully done :)

[Margaret Brown]

Lovely, the bracketing worked well, so colourful

[Jennifer]

very nicely done!

[Brandi]

Great shot. This is one dam that I'm not afraid of. Looks inviting.

[Kate]

Great processing! I was in bracketing mode for 2 years until I figured out why my camera was "broken". I like all of the brown colors in the dam.

[Joan Robillard]

@kt8ird Oh I haqve left it and forgotten. Then have chased exposure until I figure it out.

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Great shot

[Margo]

beautiful capture