Larry, excellent images! I want to compliment you on your complementary colors landscapes. My favorites are the Garden of the Gods and the Red Rocks Park as well. I also really like the second Arches N.P. image. Thank you for sharing.Very nice selection of images for this subject John, thanks for sharing.
I am adding a few from my archive:
Gateway to the Garden of the Gods with Pike's Peak in the background.
Rock structure at Red Rocks Park
Balanced Rock and Friend at Arches NP, with the La Sal mountains in the background.
Rock structure at Arches NP
Alan, I love your choices—all with beautiful color. I especially favor the Harris Beach image, Ruby Beach, and I love the perspective of the Red Canyon composition—very interesting foreground. The mums are nice as well—thanks for adding this and all your other images.
Kyle, love them both! The Tenaya Lake is perhaps my favorite perhaps for the reflected oranges amid the blues. Nice! Thank you for sharing both of these beautiful images.
Wonderful images you’ve shared (thank you) Jameel! I love all three of these—the reflection in Grand Teton landscape certainly enhances its appeal, and the Moab wide angle capture works very well with the juxtaposition of orange against the blue sky. And I love the clouds! Nice. Love the layers in the Colorado Fall image.
Beth, I love this composition—the abandoned structure off-center in the field of grasses, crowned with sweeping clouds above—nice! Love the color palette. Thank you for sharing this gorgeous image.
thanks john. i'm glad i got that shot, the house was gone last time i was out there. i think it might have been an old school house.
Craig, four beautiful images you’ve shared (thank you) and once again the accompanying titles are perfect. I love the “Dark River” composition with the strong foreground—well done! The same thought equally applies to the beautiful “Mystery Canyon”—perfect image! The image, “Still Waters Run Deep”, is nice with the blue water and sky contrasting with the orange rocks between. The “Spires of Seclusion” works well with the orange spires piercing the blue sky—very nice as well,
Ken, I love the compositional simplicity of your first image—the one long colored cloud spanning the panorama intersecting the dominant moon above the snowy hills. Nice! The Bruges scene is nice with the orange and blues duplicated in the reflection below. Also very nice! My favorite is the Scottish panorama with the lone tree. Good composition of layers and elements.
