Truck in the Palouse Levey

Wow, wow, wow. This photo brings out colors that I didn't even know existed in a field like that. I recall Idaho being quite beautiful indeed when I drove up from Lewiston/Clarkston (did I get that right?) after coming down the hill from Enterprise, OR. The composition, exposure and colors are wonderful indeed. I'm a big fan of the scenic NorthWest, and you've made a wonderful capture here! Congrats!

A little bit too much polarizer other than that a truly outstanding image

I love the colors, the composition and sense of space. Very expansive. Magnificent.

Just a brilliant photo. The colors and textures you bring out of the field take my breath away.

I'm afraid I get the feeling the filter controls you when it should be the other way around. Look at the sky. It goes left to right (diagonally up) from almost white to almost black, what I would call gross filtration.

 

The Singh Ray is a matter of personal choice but I think it takes images into the surreal when they didn't know they wanted to be there in the first place. It's almost like this image wants to be a painting and not a photograph.

 

And if it was a painting I'd tighten the foreground, crop a bit off left side and add some clouds on the horizion. Give the image a greater sense of depth. Don't rely primarily on filtered color to be the dynamic to give your image power.

great angle and setting up of the shot, I would have liked to see the sky bluer with the polarizer, but still the colours are great, well done.

Lovely colors, good composition and excellent subject. I agree about the polarizer - it does seem a little excessive and the overall effect is a little unnatural. I would have also preffered a colser shot - while maintaining the balance of land to sky but including more of the car. Still a great shot.

A lovely composition and great color harmony.

I would agree with Doug's comment about a slight crop on the left side. Also the polarizer is a bit overdone on the sky here. The sky could be evened out in Photoshop by building a soft mask and adjusting the levels across it using the mask.

I do think the addition of clouds would spoil the strong color harmony here.