Paradise Cascades
This image captures an intimate scene along the Paradise River, where water cascades over and around large boulders. Subtle hints of green moss and surrounding vegetation soften the predominantly gray and white palette, reflecting the park’s lush, temperate environment.
Using long exposure techniques, the rushing water takes on a smooth, silky appearance, contrasting with the textured solidity of the boulders. To maintain sharp focus throughout the scene, tilt-shift techniques were applied, including the Scheimpflug principle. Additionally, about 5mm of camera rise was used to incorporate more of the foreground into the composition, ensuring a balanced perspective that draws the viewer into the flow of the river.
This image captures an intimate scene along the Paradise River, where water cascades over and around large boulders. Subtle hints of green moss and surrounding vegetation soften the predominantly gray and white palette, reflecting the park’s lush, temperate environment.
Using long exposure techniques, the rushing water takes on a smooth, silky appearance, contrasting with the textured solidity of the boulders. To maintain sharp focus throughout the scene, tilt-shift techniques were applied, including the Scheimpflug principle. Additionally, about 5mm of camera rise was used to incorporate more of the foreground into the composition, ensuring a balanced perspective that draws the viewer into the flow of the river.
This image captures an intimate scene along the Paradise River, where water cascades over and around large boulders. Subtle hints of green moss and surrounding vegetation soften the predominantly gray and white palette, reflecting the park’s lush, temperate environment.
Using long exposure techniques, the rushing water takes on a smooth, silky appearance, contrasting with the textured solidity of the boulders. To maintain sharp focus throughout the scene, tilt-shift techniques were applied, including the Scheimpflug principle. Additionally, about 5mm of camera rise was used to incorporate more of the foreground into the composition, ensuring a balanced perspective that draws the viewer into the flow of the river.