Morocco, Ozoude - Waterfall and Mountains

[Mackie]

Hey guys, never really been a landscape person to be honest but couldn't keep my camera away when I went to this magical little village.

Comments much appreciated, I need some help with my landscapes.


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[Bikemansteve]

Wow, stunningly beautiful shots..

 

[Mackie]

Wow, thank you very much steve!

 

[MattyW]

1, 4 and 5 are real winner for me.
never visited this place in my 2 trips to morocco, and feels like i should make a trip back out there!!

 

[E17phil]

3, 4 & 5 are the best for me compositionally.

All seem to have that 1970's look with overstaurated greens - not sure if that works for me.

I do prefer the short shutter speed rather than the long ones but that is personal preference - I like to see the power of the water frozen in time (many will disagree no doubt).

 

[daz103]

In 5 visits to Morocco I have never managed to get here. On the agenda for my next visit me thinks.

Nice shots By the Way.

 

[Morph3ous]

I like #1

 

[jonathan_ed]

the third one for me

 

[Tokkelossi]

Watch exposure your burning highlights (water). Also it looks like you have tried too much saturation or hdr sliders.

Try and see if you can 'pull' them back a little

 

[freefall]

Wow I asolutely love these! Number 3 just pips it for me though. Well done!!!

 

[ukglyn]

awesome set, number 1 is the money shot for me.

 

[Mackie]

Thanks for all the comments guys.
Ozoude has to be visited. It actually made my trip, was the most surreal little village. I'd suggest to take the guide, he charges you 100 dirham to go on a two hour hike the whole way around the cliffs, great sights of the waterfall from above, below and too the side. My one was great, he really took into account I was a photographer and cut out the "this tree is where chocolate grows" crap (some people may life this) and just took me to where he thought the best views in the country were.