Independence Day Water Fight

[mccollsk]

I hope we can post general photos...I was able to capture this moment pretty well and wanted to share. I also want some advice as to whether I should mess with it at all - especially thinking about the exposure.

Link to the full size image... (https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/kQoayCM1jZ_DLstsfYMZ_0UXI-Qx77qXeLe7wQWh4aU?feat=directlink)

https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-JqHJli_1nKc/T_npwRR_-UI/AAAAAAAAAOc/FHd9a0KjeNU/s400/IMG_3992.jpg

[josh]

No, see rule 14b section iii that stipulates no general photos of any kind will be tolerated. Just kidding, I think. I don't think it's against the rules.

As far as the picture, I think it looks great! Nice timing since it's probably hard to do a reshoot.

[mccollsk]

Let's see...it isn't a general photo, not really. I'm just trying to practice the timing so I can capture a similar picture at the leaping fountains in Epcot. There! I've made it relevant.

Thanks for the encouragement.

[Craig]

Looks fine to me too. Very Epcot "leaping fountains relevant". :RpS_thumbup:

[pfalcioni]

Cute pic, and good capture!

I would think about cropping it a bit, to put the focus more on the action.

Here's what Lightroom did with the contrast/brightness/saturation.
1640

[Figaro]

Fountains tip: Don't stand in the puddles, you'll get hit by the water sooner or later. Have the sun in front of you and use fill-in flash for kids getting soaked.

My interpretation;

http://i.imgur.com/WN1gW.jpg

[Dennis]

Nicely done Pam. I may have to look into Lightroom. Is that your go to program for post processing?