Thanks to Bernhardt Moore a crop was suggested on the larger version of this image - here's the result.

A crop of a previous image.

If the previous commentors couldn't view the uncropped version on their monitors IMO they need new monitors. If it's all about computer display, you could also decrease the file size without any cropping. You had me walking to the sea on the foreground rocks before. Now I'm already there - still a lovely view - but missing the journey. Cheers -

Thanks very much Alberta for your comments.

Gerry

Great perspective, very nice framed for splendid composition, incredible details, perfect DOF & color contrast, lovely light, Gerry, well composed!!! Best regards

Nice picture, anyway...I like the colour in both pictures and the details. I prefer this cropped version (my taste). Cheers. Yves P.

Where does the photographer want the eye to rest? The rock is attempting to frame the distant mountain, trying to lead the eye to it. But it is too overbearing to let it go there. The upper part of the rock gives me a feeling of congestion, as if in a cave. I suggest this crop. The rock and the mountain complement each other and the eye pleasantly shuttles between the two.

Thank you Jatinder and everybody. This is what photo.net is all about ! Lots of criticism and suggestions. All very informative.

Thanks again. Gerry

I'm coming in late to this conversation but I like this very much!