Color & Texture
by Tom_Robbrecht

Comment:
Holy Moly is that some contrast in colors!!
Great detail and exposure on this.

Hi 5
by Xilebo

Comment:
:)
Gotta' love this. The missing tooth & the "all-boy" natural grunge are perfect.

California Basking
by noraneko

Comment:
What a pose!
Seems a bit odd without water visible, though makes no
difference in the quality of the shot - well done!

At the End of the Rainbow
by LtHousLady

Comment:
What a gorgeous photograph!
The stormy scene with the rough water would have been great, but the rainbow was the icing on the cake!
Well done!

Northumberland
by barbaraanne

Comment:
Great traditional rule of thirds composition.
Only suggestions I have on this would be to do a minor CCW rotation to level the horizon and a light pass of noise reduction in the sky.

Forest of Light
by AlexSaberi

Comment:
This warrants a bump and wanted to express to you how superb the timing was on this - stunning use of natural lighting!

End of the Season
by salmiakki

Comment:
This was a wise choice doing it in black & white.
The tilt of the two tables kinda' throws off my balance in this - minor point though, as I am not a very well balanced person. (grin)

Nightfall at Joshua Tree National Park
by red_gecko

Comment:
Came back to bump this up a notch.
What a gorgeous scene, and the colors/tones are perfect!

POMENE SUNSET
by carpal

Comment:
Beautiful composition and moment preserved here.
I can't help but to think a slight CCW rotation to make the waterline level would help this overall.

Beauty in Motion
by sfmorris

Comment:
A deeper, richer green would really make this change in richness.
Easy way to make the grass greener, is to make a new layer via copy, then in the Hue/Saturation adjustments, go to the Yellow, slide the Hue to the right a bit, maybe 10%, increase teh saturation a touch, and drop the lightness down a bit. That will effectively change the yellowish grass to a richer green. Use your eraser tool carefully and erase back any areas you didn't want changed, such as the yellows that are in the horse's colors, then flatten the image.
Hope this helps.