Brazos Crossing
by TSaylors

Comment by mightythor:
I'm sorry but I don't see how this fits the challenge.

Brazos Crossing
by TSaylors

Comment by Beetle:
Ummmm..... I see no rock, no scissors, no paper :-(

Mystified
by TSaylors

Comment by damean:
excellent range of values. It almost feels like it's still in color. If only there were a bit more contrast between the foreground trees and the immediate hill behind them to highlight the foreground subject. Still, beautiful. Definite 9.

Mystified
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Comment by jasrice:
the layered mountains are a great effect, i think they would have done well as the sole point of focus here.

Mystified
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Comment by cghubbell:
Beautiful scene... I'll be the first to admit I don't have a calibration device, but it seems that the foreground is a bit too dark, and would benefit from a stronger contrast with the background.

Mystified
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Comment by Artyste:
I *love* how the background looks.. that in itself would have been a worthy photograph. However, the foreground is just a little too dark and uninteresting, and takes away from the rest of it for me. The silhouette of the tree on the left breaks the beauty of the misty hills.

Mystified
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Comment by luv2photo:
I'm not sure this works for black and white. I find myself trying to see the colors!

Mystified
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Comment by moswyn:
I love this view, but not the (trees? sticks?) in the foreground or the plane trails in the sky. You may think I'm silly, but I think this would be a wonderfully serene photo if it were cropped very narrow to just the large hill in the foreground and the layers of misty hills - very little sky (just before the vapor trails start) and no trees.

Mystified
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Comment by deapee:
Good photo, but it just seems to be missing something. Maybe it would be better in color, I don't know.

Mystified
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Comment by Zap228:
beautiful landscape. I like how the shade of the mountains becomes brighter as it moves back due to the fog. excellent quality. 10.