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from rdbarrett/Dave (4,902) 
on July 14, 2009 10:38:25 AM CDT
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Hi Adam. This is an excellent landscape. Beautifully rich colours from the foreground all the way to the sky. The lighting is lovely, especially in the foreground foliage. As others have said, I agree that a tad more sky wouldn't have done any harm. Congratulations and thanks for sharing.
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from tkiper/Tugba (33,940)
on June 25, 2009 12:37:57 AM CDT
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hi adam this is wonderful scenery. especially yellow colors of wild flower and the dark blue color of sky looks very nice.snow on the mountains has given very nice effects to this shot. thanks for sharing this beauty
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from carrigman/John (7,952)
on June 24, 2009 1:57:31 PM CDT
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Very fine shot, Adam. I can almost smell those flowers! I probably would have gone for a tad more sky just to give those magnificent mountains some more breathing space.
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from guicar0/Renzo (6,747)
on June 24, 2009 12:09:26 PM CDT
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Great composition of brilliant colors, exceptional clear day for a sharpness up to the clouds in background. The opposition of the warm colors of alive flower fields and the cold colors of inactive rocks and snow makes a great image. Regards, Renzo
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from drpete/Peter (2,972)
on June 24, 2009 11:53:34 AM CDT
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On my system, you've got good exposure, contrast and saturation. The pic seems sharp from front to back and you've done a nice job of relating the flower field to the overall environment. From the composition standpoint there is no question in my mind what the subject is - the flowers. I think you have proportioned the frame nicely and there is a sense of motion leading the eye to the mountains. If there is a flaw, I think it may be that the composition is unbalanced both vertically and horizontally. More sky? Perhaps. You might try moving the "horizon" line down a bit - I don't think it would hurt the proportions of the image. What's the bottom line? Nice shot - thanks for submitting!
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from nwickliff/Nakean (1,996)
on June 24, 2009 11:34:27 AM CDT
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Very beautiful indeed! I loose interest in the dandy lions past the first bottom third of picture. The mountains don't seem to be taking much as much importance as they should. I would try a different point of view. Try lowering the camera so that the mountains meet the eye at a much lower viewpoint. Great colors and awesome sharpness!
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From 138029/Adam (3,097)
on June 24, 2009 11:36:00 AM CDT
Thanks, Nakean! So you would suggest more sky? The sky was a solid blue and I found that to be uninteresting.
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From ollie0626/Jonathan (3,494)
on June 24, 2009 2:33:28 PM CDT
I think more sky is needed. Just a bit to give the mountains some breathing room on top. Great shot though!
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