Last Flight
by chad_ec

Comment:
my guess is that this is the mother of all mountains, Everest, from northwest of it in the late afternoon, beautiful

wind row
by BMacD

Comment:
this is very good, fits my idea of an Ansel well, maybe just a bit washed out at lower left; perhaps you could have moved to your left when shooting, there appears to be an opening in the trees that may given a better view of the distant treeline near the horizon, and thereby more sense of depth of field; but I wouldn'd sacriface much of the neat sculptured look in the close snowbanks; great sky too

Winter in Great Neck
by eugene

Comment:
contrast and depth of field are good, maybe the tonal range isn't quite what it could be

Sydney
by Firsty

Comment:
too contrasty I think, I like the depth of field, the clouds look a little soft

On The Edge
by p3wiz

Comment:
I like this, too bad you didn't have some stormy looking clouds to fill up the empty space at the top left

Willow Tree Out Of Season
by spreadcom

Comment:
the sky at top left does not look like a contuation of the sky at top right, that's either an misuse of D&B, or over exposed highlights to my eye; also the way the tops of the trees in the background are so bright doesn't look natural to me

camouflage
by clictacamera

Comment:
I really like this shot, I think it is the composition that I find most interesting, but it doesn't strike me as particularly Ansel-like. Color may be more appropriate for this one.

Looking Glass Falls 2005
by nards656

Comment:
too much of the shot is too dark, Ansel would have more tonal range in the lower right portion, to show more detail there; subject matter, contrast and depth of field are on target

Frosted Cove
by Jozi

Comment:
this is good, nice depth of field and contrast, but I wish the top wasn't cropped so tight, you decapitated that mountail in the background

The Art of Erosion
by nrulkov

Comment:
the way the D&B was done makes this look unnatural to me, there seems to be a light outline around the trees interupting the clouds, and the light parts near the bottom are too light, however you found great subject matter and got the exposure, the depth of field, and the tonal range right; this might do well, GL