@Scott Schilling: Thanks Scott - best of luck with your shooting this weekend. Thanks for your eagle eye.

@john4jack: Thanks Jack, it works well most of the time - moving objects obviously causes problems. I just try hard to not make it look HDR'd.

@john4jack: Thanks.

@Tracy: Thanks Tracy, hope you had a great time at the Pinnacles.

@Yonatan: Hi Yonatan, this really was a green light condition for HDR. It turned out better than I anticipated.

@jim: Hi Jim, Actually the water looked a bit darker, but thanks to a polarizer, I was able to cut some reflection and at least get a sense of the depth. The water itself was murky and remember, it was in shadow just prior to sunrise - a combination of sea and fresh water. It's a great little cove to shoot, the ocean is to my back.

@Batkoï: Thank you Batkoi!

@Helma: Hello Helma, thanks again for your kind words. I hope all is well with you.

@LauraS: Thanks Laura, I think we all get too caught up in horizontals. My advice to workshop participants is to get the camera off the tripod and move around, use the best framing to fit the scene, then bring the sticks back in to match your vision.

@lydia: Hi Lydia, this was actually the first time I had ever photographed this waterfall, and because it is seasonal, I can only imagine that it could grow bigger with an extended period of rain. Thanks for writing in!

@Ana Lúcia: Good morning Ana - thank you for your continued support - I hope all is well in Portugal (a country that is on my to-visit list)!

@JJ: Thanks JJ - my goal with HDR is to not make it look HDR.

@Eleftheria: Thanks Eleftheria.