Marvelous sharpness and depth of field with the perk of the tiny lonely looking coyote are all wonderful. You had good light, no power lines, and a very clear day too. It don't get much better than this.
This shot grabbed me when I was looking through the entries.
Great capture. To my taste, a bit more foreground and less sky would have brought the coyote to a more noticeable position... I am not even sure about it. The more I look at it, the more I like it. The colors are also gorgeous.
CRAZY COOL AWESOME SPECTACULAR STUPENDOUS DYNAMIC ETC. This is fantastic in every way - the layers of textures, the coyote providing a counterpoint to the mountain above. Where is the 20 button?
Scrolling down I thought it was a very nice picture of a mountain landscape, but then that coyote looking so small just brought this picture to an even greater level!
A nice image that, by the nature of the land, has bands running though it that seem to give it a bit of a disjointed feel. This is compounded by the portrait crop. The colours are really good and interesting. The Coyote is small in the image, but the shaddow does help draw attention
BBC Wildlife moment. This shot beats the Wildlife picture of the year hands down(now disqualified apparently) Right place, right time and kept wits together in composing this - layers working well towards mountain and sky. I give this 10. I should stop looking for soon ill be looking for the 11 on the bar
I definitely get the sense of the great wild in this capture. The great expanse of the wildness spreads out before me as I gaze at the snow-capped mountains. Suddenly there is a haunting and errie howl. I look down into the valley below and see a lone coyote. Man, this must have been a wonderful thing to experience live - I'm a little envious but glad you caught the moment so it could be shared. My only little plaint is that I wished this was in a horizontal presentation to get a stronger feel of the great wide expanse of this wilderness.
Pretty crisp image. I like the "layers" of distinct foreground, middle ground, and background, and then the sky. However you processed this, I like the colors and tones. The coyote really puts into context the expanse of this wilderness, if that make sense.
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