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No shame in trying out these things, more like bravery to try them & post. I don't care for any of the clouds -- they're all long exposure, but still not long enough to work with your image. Maybe in BW? Yes, you lose the colors, but still get the contours. Or specify what kind of clouds...

Oh, you got all of the elements in that shot -- beautiful!

Very idyllic. It's nice to see that one can tear one's eyes away from the towering granite features.

Quite the dramatic location! Were there many other structures nearby?

Just wonderful, Jim.

The issue I see is if somebody buys a print & wants to mat & frame it, the mat will cut off the edges of the spring.

Do you like it?

Thanks, Jim.

That's stunning!

It does look like the mother ship landing or maybe getting ready to take off. I agree with a little more space on right & left.

How far out is the water? I'm glad you avoided being eaten alive by mosquitos. Have you tried this in B&W?

Thanks, Beth. I went through lots of colors, lightness & saturation before settling on that one. Thanks, Jeffrey.

Nice tones in the water, but the sky doesn't add anything. I'd either crop it or punch it a bit.

Thanks, Alan!

Thanks, Jameel!

I missed the window of peak wildflowers in this particular meadow on one of my regular hikes (it was at peak 4 days ago when I was walking with a friend but didn't have camera gear with me and today was the first day I could get back there), so I settled for a macro of one of the Mariposa...

Interesting background on the hydrangea. Does that mean that the showy sterile flowers are to protect the inner one?

And I was expecting the standard shot of the leaves.........very nice, Alan.

Strong colors against a soft background -- nicely seen & done.

The full frontal shot is awesome!