A Clouds Ballet at Sunrise
by AllenP

Comment:
A little less contrast and this is a 10. Incredible scene!

Workday Sunset
by dtallakson

Comment:
Beautiful B&W composition with strong subject and perfect exposure.

Bridge Over Troubled Waters
by IAmEliKatz

Comment:
A tad less sky and this composition rocks (use the rule of thirds). Love the mood, and you nailed the gradation from white to black.

Spotlit
by Melethia

Comment:
Nice gradation throughout the photo from bright white to black. Nicely composed with strong subjects and good detail. Could have been a tad brighter overall,and I would have liked a few more highlight details in the foreground waves. Well done!

Remains of the Day
by digifotojo

Comment:
One of the few portrait format landscape shots that really work in this challenge. I think this would have been improved with less contrast/blacks and more middle greys, especially in the foreground rocks and water.

finally a break in the rain
by FourPointX

Comment:
Without a strong subject your composition lacks interest, though you have successfully captured some interesting clouds.

Over the City
by epescala

Comment:
Wonderful, though the one dark cloud seems overpowering and unbalanced. Just bad luck. A nice composition well exposed.

The Ides of March 7:14 AM
by hahn23

Comment:
Good golly, what a scene! There's so much interest here it hurts. A few small criticisms- much too dark and contrasty for my taste, the foreground tree distracts, and did you shoot this with the widest lens you had, because, wow what a scene. I don't know what was going on to your right, but if you could have moved over and lowered your camera to bring those foreground rocks more into play it would really have make this incredible.

Florida Sun
by bjoern

Comment:
I think I might have gone with more water and less sky since the detail in the sky is less interesting even than the foreground. That would have made the silhouetted portion more dominant and therefore more interesting.

hOle
by mefnj

Comment:
A striking composition, albeit an unconventional landscape. I also see possibilities for non-negative and landscape format compositions (especially with such mirror perfect reflections).