Thuis was great- the contrast was fantastic- don't listen to anyone else- this is top notch. If there is any room to improve it would be in the area of composition. But thats a hell of a poster shot.
great sky, great clouds, and nice use of a wide angle lens. I love the bit of reflection in the water. A serene, well balanced landscape. This one kept me looking for a good bit.
While I realize the horizon is level, this has a sense of being tilted clockwise just a little bit. This frequently happens with this sort of shot, and it's disconterting. It has also been oversharpened, to my eye, or if this is how it came from the camera it could use a tad of softening. A very nice image regardless.
Interesting contrast, especially in the sky.
I like it how the foreground shoreline leads to the cloud formations and that it has some bird at the end. Would work better in a larger size like 800 to 1024 wide I think. The light on the sand is also interesting with that small stripe of gold. The ripples in the water add some interest there. Good composition.
Beautiful, I feel that I could reach out and touch the clouds, I love your use of a polarizer here, this would be beautiful in B&W also. Your colors, composition and details are perfect. 10
this is breath-taking. how the heck could anyone improve on this? if you don't mind, i think i'm just going to sit and soak it in for awhile. thanks for sharing, and good luck in the challenge!
For me, this is just a *little* over-burned.. or over-darkened.. It's got a presence, for sure, but not an appealing one.. kind of like a view of another planet in a way.
Fantastic sky. One of the better sky's I've ever seen on a landscape shot actually. The land part is a little disappointing in comparison, but its still really nice.
Clouds are killer. They definitely make the shot. It's a bit static for my tastes, though... having a person walking along the shoreline would have helped a lot. a 7
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