After the fall

[RockNGoalStar]

So - what's wrong with the shot?

The only 'issue' I see with the shot is that there is some clipping on the underexposed areas of the rocks in the centre of the frame. However, you may have intended this and / or feels it adds to the pic. It's a subjective point of view so I doubt I am correct. In fact personally I don't think it is necessarily something wrong anyways, I'm just having a stab at an answer to your question! :P

[abhi]

So - what's wrong with the shot?

Apart from "your wedding ring on the rock in the centre" as Steve pointed out, the only thing that I am wondering is if that's a shadow of your tripod/camera bottom right?

[rob marshall]

you have left your wedding ring on the rock in the centre.

Correct! It's actually a UV filter, probably from a Nikon user as they like to mess up Canon users shot opportunities. But having waded out 20ft in freezing water on slippery rocks I wasn't going to go another 20ft to retrieve a UV filter from a rock. Photoshop!

[Ollokot]

Hi Rob,
The shots are Extraordinaire,as for the UV filter it's extraordinary how it got there.
Best Wishes Pat.

[rob marshall]

Hi Rob,
The shots are Extraordinaire,as for the UV filter it's extraordinary how it got there.
Best Wishes Pat.

Don't worry, Pat. I've cloned it out of the version I'm going to flog to you for £50 (sorry, Euros)

[Donald]

Correct! It's actually a UV filter, probably from a Nikon user

Well, let that be a lesson to them.

How many times has it been said by so many people - you buy the UV, you put it on and you leave it there. If only he/she had listened to all that good advice, they wouldn't have mislaid their UV.

So, just take a telling.