It's a bit dark isn't it? Blacks get crushed a bit.

Nice all the same.

Another one?

A little tweaking with the Shadow/Highlight adjustment in Photoshop reveals a bit more detail in the shadows.

Hey,
thanks for the Feedback! It's so dark because I wanted that. But you're free to adjust it for personal-use.

i like how green it is-

good stuff :o)

Lovely colours and I like the composition of the shot. I understand that the shot needed a long exposure, but I am so tired of moving water that is fuzzy.

nice but seen a millions times before on here....

Edit:
http://funkyimg.com/u2/950/212/02337_seasonofillusions_1680x1050-Edit.jpg

@sabern: your edit brings out a little more shadow detail, but flattens the highlights, making the overall effect even darker. I guess I'll try my own edit - in Lightroom, which offers more control than Photoshop.

As for the original picture, the composition is superb. To say you've seen it a million times before is like saying if you've seen one snowflake, you've seen them all - which reveals more about your powers of observation than it does about snowflakes or, in this case, waterfalls.

@emats: thanks for sharing. Your images do tend to have a wide dynamic range. They make me wish I had access to the RAW image file so I could do my own interpretation. That's not a knock on your own editing; I just wonder what else might be available in the image data that's lost in the JPEG versions.

@WhiteDog

Edit for your taste:
http://funkyimg.com/u2/860/308/02337_seasonofillusions_1680x1050-Edit-Edited.jpg

Thanks. I'll give it a try. Your color cast seems greener than the original, though.

This is really nice, very soothing to have on the desktop.