Not too many of us Newfoundlanders here, especially award winning photographers such as yourself. The feature in the Herald a few weeks ago was amazing, by the way. You should put a link to your website in your profile; the folks around here could learn a bunch from you.
Regarding the comment about the blue cast - ice from glaciers has often been compressed at much higher pressures than regular ice cubes that you'll be used to seeing up close. That compression does actually mean that icebergs have a blue hue. This is just how I remember them looking, hue and all.
Great colours and reasonably interesting content. However what makes it more appealing for me is the shape of the water itself - I can really see the swell and movement of the water. 8
This has a really nice quality to it. I really like the texture of the giant ice mass. The exposure on this shot is very very good. The sky looks like its carrying a bit of noise or something, but its not too distracting
Cool... this looks a little tilted, but it is really a neat photo. Where were you to take this photo? The blues in here are awesome. I wish there was something else there to catch my eye though. However it fits the challenge pretty well and you could definitely put in type. Nice job.
I really like the composition.... the colour is fabulous....the overly white highlights on the ice in the sea and the black dashes on the top left of the iceberg disrupt the visual flow. I wanted it to be my perfect 10 :-(
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