Falls
by faidoi

Comment:
Superb tones here. Composition and point of view are effective, too. 9

Wagon
by stupidcat

Comment:
Fun simplicity with this one! I like it. 8

Ansel in the flat lands
by rhipster

Comment:
Strong composition in this photo. Double trees are a bonus! Sky is interesting. Just a few blown highlights. Nice work! 8

The Guardian
by RayEthier

Comment:
NIce tones and texture on the wood structures and tree! Good capture. 8

Sonoran Spring
by Artifacts

Comment:
Now this one has some drama! Nice processing to get that dark sky and light clouds. Congrats also for not blowing out your highlights! 9 A few more things: Ansel Adams was not afraid to shoot in stark sunlight; I think he liked the contrast between the deep shadows and highlights. You also have a natural line that runs from the largest saguaro at left to the one at right. The opuntias are an added bonus and lend a lot of interest to the shot as well. Just some more evidence on the quality of your photo! I'm tempted to give this a 10. Perhaps had your photo just a few more shades of gray in between your highlights and shadows? Hmmmmm.

Riding the Waves
by mocabela

Comment:
Lovely! The lone equestrian figure fits into the scene nicely. Tones are really marvelous. 10

Skin Tones
by Imagineer

Comment:
Very lovely study of this plane tree (sycamore). The tonal range is very nice, and invites the eye to go around and see every bit of texture it can. 9

Let me See!
by melking

Comment:
I feel you've captured AA's style here nicely. The tonal range is very effective and very Adams. 8

Bridge to the sky
by arpita

Comment:
Simple and effective. Your point of view works well for me. Nice tonal range in the sky and branches. 9

Ansel's Backyard
by love

Comment:
Quirky composition, but it works for me. The trunk going up counterpointed by the tree reflection going down is weird, but effective. 8