Road to the Rockies
by silverhawk

Comment:
Where is all that snow this late in the season! I feel like packing my snowboarding and start driving towards it.

The picture is fine but having the horizont a little higher (rule of thirds) would make it better.

Explode
by banmorn

Comment:
Fantastic shot. I like the sharpness and the blue background. My favorite so far.

Teton majesty
by Claya

Comment:
I like this one. If you had reduced the brightness of the upper part so it would match the lower part it would have been perfect. You can see on the snow on the upper part that its to bright and looks burned out.

Cathedral of St Paul
by genghis

Comment:
Excellent tone mapping here. Quality work and well composed but if those cars werent there it would be a top 5 shot.

Earth spinning out of control
by biggood53

Comment:
Its a good picture, but I dont think it fits the challenge very well.

.....add water for paradise.
by naomik

Comment:
Use all of the 640pixels avalible and you will score alot higher, its to small.

Burj Dubai a la Pisa
by B74A

Comment:
I just read its 128 stories high now! Amazing construction.

When the Elements Collide
by KarenNfld

Comment:
The sky looks great but the forground is to dark. A gradient neautral density filter can help alot in these contrasting conditions.

Sailor's Warning
by Strikeslip

Comment:
Stunning sky and good picture in general. Reduce blue saturation on the boats and you will score high.

Elemental Splendor
by brownsm

Comment:
I once learned from an expert landscape photographer that long exposure waterfalls are best photographed on a overcast day or at dusk/dawn. It will eliminate the burned highlights on the water caused by sun reflecting of the water. I think this one would score high if it hadnt been for the burned highlights on the waterfall because its a beautiful place and a well composed picture.