Get out and shoot more -- regardless of the weather
by markwiley

Comment by Barroness:
Congratulations
I really like this image, I kept going back to look at it, wonderful creative photography

Get out and shoot more -- regardless of the weather
by markwiley

Comment by jim29028:
Congratulations, great shot Mark, definitely sets a mood and tells a story, good on you for getting out in the weather

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The break wall
by markwiley

Comment by kasaba:
Wow!!! What an amazing image! Congratulations on the blue

The temple and gardens
by markwiley

Comment by PuppyDogMom:
Interesting how the change in perspective completes the image.

Get out and shoot more -- regardless of the weather
by markwiley

Comment by HUETH:
Something I aspire to as well. May the experience be rewarding.

The break wall
by markwiley

Comment by skewsme:
It's lovely to look at but for this challenge, I'd really hoped it was a mundane vertical wall and not a drone shot.

The break wall
by markwiley

Comment by Barroness:
Wow, Congratulations
Beautiful image. 10 from me

The break wall
by markwiley

Comment by posthumous:
the opposite of wabi sabi (an exalted unhuman view on a grand scale) but a beautiful shot.

The break wall
by markwiley

Comment by IndigoButterfly:
Congrats! The light on the textures really make this work.

The break wall
by markwiley

Comment by streetpigeon:
Handsome image that's a symphony of textures, shapes and light. Seems to be ice involved here, but I can't really figure out what it all is. No matter. Nice composition, divided off-center, as it is, and subdivided again on the right. The lower right could easily be a range of receding mountains, overhung by an enormous storm cloud. It seems to be part of a whole that is particularly beautiful and evocative. It's the stunning offhand beauty and delicacy that catches the eye of someone who sees openly. All that being said, I feel that to a somewhat significant extent it's the enchanting blue that draws the eye in, at least at first. I'm uncertain about this, it's highly subjective, and hope that the photographer (you) understands this.