Late Summer

Comments and ratings appreciated

This is an interesting photo, with the fissure in the rocks leading toward the color interest. It could have been better if the rocks in the fore- and mid-ground had not been overexposed.

Well exposed, cropping is fine, but I have doubts if I would want to see that picture that often. Still a good picture

The detail and changing colors of the trees and blue sky are all very nice. I really like how the crack leads your eye to mthe "Swirling" cloud. An interesting photo. Well composed and well taken

Predrag,

 

You did a nice job with this one. I love that swirled cloud. The dark chasm offsets it nicely. The shadow of the tree adds a little touch to it as well. Good job!

Nice photo. Might I suggest a crop just below the leaves in the lower right. I find the rock in the lower right distracting. Slightly less bright may also be of benefit.

When I looked at this first time I was a bit suprised. So much is going on ,..but no much is to be touched on this photo. >>SHadow .. .very original forground WOW ...And the movment of the clouds ..Well done . PK .

Good exposure, but I find nothing special about this photo that draws me to it.

I like the clouds very much and the color but I would have croped this image and left out most of the rock in the foreground I think. Nice clouds though!

 

Brandon

I like the foreground to background contrast & the branch shadow on the rock is great.I think the crop suggested works to the benefit of the shot.Regards Pete.

Well done. The cropped version works better for me. Personally, I like to see sharper and more contrast effects on clouds and ground.

i am i the only one to notice the yellow/red color cast? maybe it's my monitor. It's also a little flat, in my opinion.

 

I like the idea of the shadow as the foreground subject, and the cloud pattern is unusual, but otherwise i'm not drawn into the scene, it seems sort of formulaic - the vertical wideangle landscape with emphasized foreground. i'm not seeing anything that really grabs me.

While there are a number of nice elements here,I especially like the foreground shadow, I agree with Paul Frank. I don't see anything that makes me want to come back for repeated viewing.

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