Ahh, aspens! This actually looks ridiculously amazing at a larger size. I mean: Truly. Ridiculously. Awesome. I'm considering a canvas, if I can figure out a place to hang it.
The 150KB file size limit makes me weep with sorrow since it forces the image quality down to about 50% here due to the high level of detail. Let's pull a Folger's Crystals taste test and see if the voters can detect the difference.
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Well, the voters agreed with my assessment of the compression results. And Kodak apparently agreed with my assessment of its full-sized awesomeness - It was awarded the Kodak PotD for October 13, 2007. I also did order that canvas, and it's pretty cool.
Ta da!
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Getting the exposure right when shooting up to the sky like this must be quite challenging, but you have got it right. The yellows against the blue make for a bold and attractive colour scheme, and it is pleasing to see that there isn't any fringing around the edges. It is a bit of a shame that none of the trees are truly vertical - I would have liked one to be fully perpendicular, to act as an anchor for my eyes. As it is, I find myself dizzily tilting to one side.
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