Golden Muskoka
by timmi

Comment:
Lovely onset-of-autumn colors. I wish you'd rotated ccw half a degree, it's a little off-kilter.

Bubbles Vista
by Neil

Comment:
Of your alternate framings, I far prefer this one. It balances the elements much more sweetly, and makes better use of the rock.

Bubbles Vista (alt)
by Neil

Comment:
I don't think the foreground here has enough ihnterest to sustain this framing of the view.

Beauty Rest
by Neil

Comment:
The light here is way too flat for this to interest me.

Acadia New Day
by Neil

Comment:
I feel like this would work better if the foreground separation was jacked up a little... otherwise excellent, especially colors. Note that if you see the foreground dark areas as "one mass" the picture is divided into two halves (weak) while if you get more separation the foreground half will be subdivided and it will be more complex & satisfying compositonally (I think).

Cadillac Rock
by Neil

Comment:
Beautiful colors. At this resolution it appears "soft" but I'm sure it's better full sized. The skewed horizon bugs me a lot. To a lessere xtent, I think it's very unfortunate that the vertical of the dead tree bisects one of the islands; a little care in setup would have avoided that.

64° 09' North 21° 58' West
by arngrimur

Comment:
That's amazing, to see in the comments just how small this sculpture really is. It looks positively HUGE in this shot.

O Trapiche
by Bud

Comment:
I absolutely love this image. It's so rewarding to examine closely, there's so much in it. I wonder, did you crop at the top? I feel like you may have gone a hair too far, if so... I feel it would be stronger if the rooflines right and elgt weren't quite so close to the edge of the frame.

Multnomah Falls, Oregon
by DrAchoo

Comment:
Throw me in the group that goes "pee-yew!" at the heavy inline border on an otherwise truly outstanding image.

Transluscent Lakescape
by Simonjw

Comment:
Really nice finish! Great use of foreground perspective.