You will never have this day again so make it count
by pgirish007

Comment:
A couple of comments -- take them from a my perspective as an aspiring landscape photographer. The scene is pleasing and looks like it has potential for sure. Suggest bringing down the green saturation on the rocks. Always check your horizon - on DPC(and elsewhere), crooked horizons grab the viewers attention and that typically isn't the photographer's intent. Regarding your positioning/composition - suggest a camera location to the right of pictured. You could have kept the vivid green rocks in the frame but used the line of breaking surf to create a stronger leading diagonal from foreground to background. The water movement around the rocks in the sea would have been retained and although the sun would may have moved to the right in your composition, I believe the overall composition would have been improved.

One mans opinion. Happy shooting!

.01
by jmritz

Comment:
Intriguing in its vacancy. Good luck.

Golden Dragon
by spydr

Comment:
I like the close up although it seems slightly oversharp to my eye. Good luck.

The world changes when it snows
by roz

Comment:
I really like this one! The cold tones work perfectly.

Stargazer
by BaldurT

Comment:
Congrats on your red!

Daydreaming
by Cuttooth

Comment:
REally nice scene! Congrats!

Gog and Magog
by jomari

Comment:
Another beautiful rendition. Congrats on top 5!

One by one they fall
by MargaretNet

Comment:
Congrats! very beautiful and I hope to see them some day.

Park of Fanes-Senes-Braies
by Sisto

Comment:
So beautiful, one of my favs.

Lake McDonald
by aberration

Comment:
9 from me, didn’t notice your horizon and I’m usually pretty sticky about horizons. Landforms can play tricks with horizons and on further review, it still doesn’t jump out to me(although it is visible). Congrats on your ribbon. I visited Glacier for the first time last summer and I’ve been scheming to return since the day we left.

Message edited by author 2020-08-05 01:22:20.