The Sea's Fury
by DrAchoo

Comment:
As a native Oregonian, I love this picture. It is an image that takes some absorbtion to appreciate. A 10-second, vote, and move on just does not do it justice - it has depth and staying power that other images just don't. I love the subtle colors in the sky and in the ocean, the ruggedness of the rocks, power of the wave, and serenity of the sky. This is a picture that could hang in a living room for years, and one not get tired of it or fail to find new interest and inspiration from it.

Winter Wonderland
by dtremain

Comment:
Thanks for all your wonderful comments. I am thrilled - a new personal best, and a new best for my camera. And a favorite. Thanks again.

Fortune Cookie
by smichener

Comment:
Time for new Fortune Cookie maker...

Sanctuary
by Photologist

Comment:
The tilt drives me nuts - otherwise an interesting shot with nice lighting on the spire roofs.

Keep off my grass!
by Kelli

Comment:
Looks overprocessed to me.

RedHead
by pickster

Comment:
Ow! Great idea, but there's nothing in focus here - perhaps that's intentional, but not likely to get you good votes on DPC.

Majestic repose
by cogerox

Comment:
Beautiful shot, but the crop kills it for me. The problem is that this crop has two subjects - the beautiful mountain and some weird jet trails and clouds in the sky. Even worse, the jet trails & clouds are visually stronger than the mountain, and draw my focus to them. IIWMP (If It Were My Photo) I'd crop right side between the two tall trees, and maybe just a shade more off the left side. Top/bottom would then depend on what the shot needed for balance and layout - it might tolerate losing some sky, and some foreground (like up to the rust colored plants).

Build up
by jdannels

Comment:
The ugly roof tops in the foreground draw my eye away from the very nice skyline and sky.

esseulé
by oscarthepig

Comment:
Congratulations! Nice, simple shot.

Oops Too Late
by togtog

Comment:
Nice composition and even lighting.