Just a tree, the Downs and some dark(ish) clouds
by mileskea

Comment:
What a haunting picture. Though I'm not usually a fan of filters this one jumps out at me. I like!

Mount Timpanogos
by treimee

Comment:
I feel like the contrast might be a bit too high on this one. Though a beautiful picture none the less, I would love to see more of the midtones.

At the summit I pause to lose my breath
by Nocturnal_Delusion

Comment:
Brilliant! absolutely brilliant. Framing, tones, sharpness, exposure. All of it. Cheers to you on this (fingers crossed) ribbon winning shot! 8

Calm
by anferh

Comment:
Bummer about the grain. if not for, this would be one of my favorites in this challenge.

Te Anga Rocks
by 3DsArcher

Comment:
I would like to see it a little softer with less exposure. But a beautiufl shot of a great subject none the less! cheers!

Rugged Coast
by jdannels

Comment:
Looks unreal. I feel like I might be stepping through the bog on Yoda's planet. Star Wars geeks can flame me now for not knowing the name. haha
I would have tried to underexpose the sky just a tad to bring out the "mist" of the water against the dark rocks.

Castle Rock
by stphq

Comment:
Not enough black to balance out the white but a great subject.
I would have framed a little differently to let in less of the sky and more scene to the side of the castle.....if there was anything to see. :P

Field of corn stubble under threatening skies
by ThingFish

Comment:
Great lines and well framed!
Tonal range is nice but could use a little bit more on the 0 & 255 ends IMHO.
Good shot all the way around though!

I Always Knew It Would Come To This
by rooum

Comment:
wow....simply...wow
Cant help but wish I knew the fences story and the stories it could tell. How many sun sets and rises over that INCREDIBLE landscape out before it. A tease just out of my view that keeps me looking for more.
I like the choice in framing and the tonal range.
I would have tried to keep it a little softer...maybe impossible without losing detail in the valley below?
!Magnifico!

Can't See the Forest for the Trees (thought I'd try DPC new border styles out for size)
by charliebaker

Comment:
the brown sir. you may have it! :)