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Your thoughts and comments are welcome, thanks!

I like both versions of the rocks, but in general, for me at least, a landscape is better to my eye in horizontal form than in a portrait one.In any event   the previous has a very nice long DOF( which is a good result). Very nice nature images.

( btw, I wrote you an answer in my photo that you commented on,...;-))

very beautiful work!

Thank you Carla and Efim, I appreciate the comments!

 

Pnina, I agree. I prefer the wider landscape shots as well, thanks!

I'll be sure to follow up on my comment. :-)

You've nudged the contrast and "glow" a bit, creating another world, kind of a twilight world, too beautiful to be real, too real to be imagined.  I like this approach.  I can't pull it off without it looking contrived.

I take multiple exposures and blend or tonemap for almost all of the work that I do now and I think that's the "look" you are referring to. I've fallen in love it with. I think it steps away from the photocopy and gives it a life of it's own, birthed from the original scene.

Hi Tim - Like this image for the strength & ruggedness you have captured in the boulders, you have created a feeling of permanence & they are not going anywhere anytime soon.Rgards-Ross

Thank you Ross! Have a great weekend!!