There were several very nice images of mountains and clouds, with the closer, darker, foreground mountains obviously being what the photographers meant to be "frames". However, in my own humble opinion, they are so much a part of the image that they aren't frames, but rather points of reference in the actual image. This is a perfect example. Like the image. Don't see a frame. Good luck, though.
I'm just not understanding this one. The sky is not clear and blue, and I don't see how anything is framed, but I really like it a lot. It's beautiful.
You missed the frame. And the shot itself is average (of course the view is great but the picture is not). Try harder with color/saturation/contrast levels and next time read the topic instructions more carefully. Good luck
This photo, at least to me, is a beautiful example of depth of field, or perspective, or landscape. But as I understand the challenge, I can't make it fit. I know there's some disagreement on that -- but I am trying to be fair and consistent. I do like the photo, tho.
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