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Whoa... Im getting envious

Another winner, Timo!

Fantastic and I bet that it looks even better on the wall.

Did you consider lightening up the dark trees near the upper-right just a tiny bit? That area is coming across on my monitor as black with no detail showing.

Andrew

Stunning. I like how the cloud formation is repeated inversely in the shape of the rocks, like its being cradled.

JMR

Great composition, great mood, and great tones. It's a winner in my book too.

Beautiful, as always, Timo.

It always looks as if you spend enough time in the places you photograph to understand deeply what the place has to offer. This is the right way to do large-camera photography, producing well-seen images that are often more profound than is likely from quick, hand-held shots.

Very nice!

Eric

Sweet.

Maybe the upper right side wants to be lightened a little to show more details.

But maybe not.

Nicely done! The only thing is... nope, just kidding!

Mike.

Timo, I don't remember whether or not I've already suggested you gather up between 8 and 12 of these and enter them into the 2010 B&W Magazine portfolio contest. Deadline is December 15, and you enter your photographs on a CD, which makes packaging and mailing pretty easy. You can read all about it at http://www.bandwmag.com/contest/index.html. I just packed up and entered 12 photographs from Korea during the Korean war, but I don't really have much hope they'll make it. I think what you're doing is more in line with what they're looking for.