bryceworld

Great use of the elements here to create an engaging composition. Well done.

A very cool way to get a unique image. I like it!

Nice work! A Path to the wild land! :)

 

Just an honest open opinion here, but while all the colours and tones are really working well here, i think that the tree in the upper left is a bit distracting.. I know following the 'traditional' rule of thirds can become over-done and boring.. but I just don't quite think that this is 'mould breaking'.. just in terms of composition. Dont get me wrong, i would love to have taken this!!! ;)

A great photo of a great place.. i'm not an expert on Yosmite but this is an angle i havn't seen before, congrats, it works and looks great!

Everything is on fire!!!

This is a great shot, although (if it could/can be helped) I think this shot would benefit more without the vignette

Great simplicity!!!

Not sure about her pose but everything else is working here for me

Thats an awesome photo. I love the mood here, I know exactly what is going through that fisherman's mind to ;)

Nice!

I yearn to get some good wave shots, trouble is, to catch or shoot them? ;)

When i first saw this as a thumbnail i was thinking, 'maybe a little more of a diagonal angle?' Now i'm not so sure, maybe a tad more depth of field?

Just one of many opinions :)

Nice b&w though.

This is indeed a Nice image, evidently enough to be sold to an Astronomy book! great stuff ;).

That said, I would have loved to see this a little less polarised at the top (still love those deep blues) and maybe have the main satalite (spelling ;p) seperated from the one following it, get me? however, this may have upset the overall composition so who am I to nit pick. The other one with the levels adjusted may have gone better too...

How'd it turn out?