Nice selection of shot, but you reduced it to 500 pixels. You should have used the 720 allowed. This shot shows the power of the ocean with the carved out cliffs leacing to the unseen shore.
Ah man, if this was bigger and with a bit more contrast in the rocks to the left this would be great. Oh, and if you cloned that bit of dust out of the top centre too it would be even better.
Another entry that I wish was bigger; Its hard to appreciate the detail at this size. Looks like there's an odd dot just above the top of the cliff that could have been edited out.
This is a really nice shot. I bet you are getting quite a few comments about it being too small. I think a bigger picture would help us all to see how great it is.
I like the processing and textures. But I am not finding the composition as interesting. Maybe shooting a bit higher- a little less of the foreground and more of the rocks?
Looks like a great location, it makes me wish this was larger. You can study up on how to reduce the compression and still keep the maximum (720 pixel) size. It may be a bird, but there's a spot above the cliff at the upper ceneter that looks to me like a spot that could be cloned out.
Very nice in monochrome! There's a great tutorial under the "Learn" tab about how to resize pictures for the best possible impact in challenges. Member challenges and those open challenges under advanced editing can be 720 pixels on the long side.
I think this would have had more impact if you had used the full 720 pixel length allowed. Also, I can't help noticing a big spot of sensor dust. Other than that, I really like the tones and the monochrome treatment.
I bet this place is wonderful! The only two things I see that I might have change is the front wave, just a little blown out and a dark spot above the cliff could have been cloned out
Very dramatic scene, but you posted it too small. Always try to use the full size that DPC gives for challenge entries. I like the sepia toning, and it fits the image well. I do wish that you'd taken that sensor dust out, though.
Feels like Lochard Gorge. I love that place. THe sepia adds to the historical nature of that place, although the edges of the rock look a little to sharply cut out, and the sky is a bit to dramatic / noisy
Very nice textures in the cliffs. It would have been good to make use of the full 720 pixel size limit, and the sensor dust is really obvious - it would have been good to clone that out.
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