Brain Quake
by Dennisheckman

Comment by giantmike:
I'm liking this. Great contrasts. Seems to tell a story.

Valley Fog
by Dennisheckman

Comment by chalice:
Congrats on the front page finish, Dennis.

Valley Fog
by Dennisheckman

Comment by grahamgator:
Great image Dennis, love the layers.

Valley Fog
by Dennisheckman

Comment by aircooledguy:
A timeless look -

Valley Fog
by Dennisheckman

Comment by giantmike:
Very nice. It's cool how the clouds even provide a nice layer to the top of the image.

Compton Island refuge
by Dennisheckman

Comment by JakeKurdsjuk:
Around these parts there is a tendency to really overdo shots like this. You didn't and I'm so glad.

The journey to the promised land
by Dennisheckman

Comment by mitalapo:
I was wondering during voting about this image, but the lens explains it.

January
by Dennisheckman

Comment by MeMex2:
how beautiful! how cold!

Wishes sometimes do come true
by Dennisheckman

Comment by Melethia:


Normally, I wouldn't pick a landscape type photo as "art" - at least not to me, since I'm kinda fond of people shots in general. But there are two things about this which make it more than a "landscape" shot to me: that arm/finger of a cloud reaching across from right to left, providing some sort of golden protection to the tableau below, and that wee bit of blue ice, somehow forlorn and lost, drifting amongst all that gold. For artistic balance, you have the blue of the sky, but it pales compared to the almost electric blue of the ice. The whole thing speaks to me of loneliness and loss, of the melting of the glaciers and our ignorance of it all. And yet with your title, you see it as something far more hopeful! Isn̢۪t it interesting how we can all see the same thing so differently?

Wishes sometimes do come true
by Dennisheckman

Comment by skewsme:
Apologies for my ignorance - to me it looked like a bright blue tarp and seemed too small to be ice. As soon as rollover happened, I checked in and noticed that the other commenters had more of a clue ;-) Oh well.