Folly to the Sky
by nordic

Comment:
A little earth would complete the view better.

Cat's Eye View
by scsher29

Comment:
Not low enough.

Carnival
by ClubJuggle

Comment:
Seeing the support structure on the ground would add.

Late evening sun
by Russ

Comment:
I can't see the ground.

Erected 1847 - Five Mile Point Lighthouse - New Haven, Connecticut
by theSaj

Comment:
Now this has the whole view. Nice. Wide shot. Into the sun but not to light.

Towering Giant
by Dseale

Comment:
Nice. You left out the ground. Having the camera on the ground and capturing the support would add. Colors are great. I have a photo like this. I stood in the center. The clouds help. Good luck.

Storm in the Valley
by popdeepop

Comment:
I was using color to photograph the valley. This day and only a few hours clouds were present. While taking color photos I decided to use B&W for a few photos. The Ansel Adams photos I viewed at the Gallery near the visitor center helped focus me on this technique. This technique changed the result and I used this entry. Interesting that I have my highest absolute score, for now, with this entry. Thanks to everyone.

Blue Morning
by Schuff

Comment:
I like the cloud shadows. Do you know about crepuscular rays?

//www.ems.psu.edu/~demark/471/CrepuscularRays.html

Crepuscular rays is a term used in atmospheric optics for rays of sunlight that appear to radiate from a single point in the sky.

Tunnel Vision
by vtruan

Comment:
Lots of tunnels. Why is this unique? Location? Color? Something needs to get my attention.

The Sun's Nest
by wsteyn

Comment:
Nice reversal. The softness is interesting.