Brown's Falls

I don't know whether I prefer the slow shutter speed or the fast.
It was on the walk along the creek to see these falls that we saw the Platypus. The going was pretty tricky and the walk itself took us about 35 minutes to do just 600 metres.

[Tracie Broadhead]

I think they both look great!

[Rachel]

I can't choose either, they both are really nice.

[Pam Knowler]

Both lovely images but I prefer the slow shutter speed giving you that silkiness of the water. It sounds like you had to do some serious walks to see these wonderful sights.

[Sarah Lawson]

Both beautiful!

[Nick]

Slow for me. Did you use an HD filter?

[Peter]

Both gorgeous images Terry well worth the trek I prefer the one right with more definition in the water, I would be proud of either, Fav:)

[Jane Anderson]

I agree both are beautiful! I like the one of the left a little bit more, but I like the one on the right too. It would be so magical to see this. Even better if it made a rainbow as waterfalls sometimes do.

[Shirley Banford]

They are both very impressive and beautiful.

[Margaret Brown]

Beautiful, I like them both

[Babs]

Difficult choice, I like both of them too.

[Denise (lyndemc)]

Both are great shots of falling water. It's nice to see them side by side. The smoother water would get my vote if I were pressed to say which was a favorite.

[Sam]

Mmm hard choice. I do like the silky effect I think!

[Ron]

Slow shutter all the way. Can't beat the silky smoothness of the water. Funny how divided your followers are, huh? Good to be able to compare side-by-side. Each certainly has its own qualities.

[Denise Wood]

Indecisive :)

[Kerry McCarthy]

Both lovely although I think I prefer the look of the slower shutter speed. Both are well worth your hike!