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Landscape is my one true love. C&C desired!

which one's colors is more appealing?
 
I like the first one better.I can't really give C&C because of limited experience in landscape but the horizon could use a slight tilt adjustment.The reason I like the first better because the sky is not as bright and I focus better on the rock landscape.
 
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I looked at the horizon over and over and I think it's some sort of optical illusion, the horizon is squared but the bluff on the left isn't...naturally. I see what you are saying about the sky. I feel I made it too blue, overall.
 
Oh wow! I love the second one! Your talent knows no bounds. Fantastic work.

Edit: okay, I love the extra foreground in the top version, but the colors in the second. I'd hang either one on my wall though. ;-)
 
Nice Trever. It's a close call for me, but I think I'd have to pick #1
I like the fully exposed cave. Both are very nice.
 
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These are 70-75 second exposures. Wonder how HDR would look with say 3 exposures? That could be a trip!
 
I love the framing/composition of the first, but the colours/brightness of the second are more appealing. Could you do the first with the adjustments that make the second pop?
 
I like the 2nd one better.

Ooh .. and .. just to throw this out there ... you can send ALL your previous photography clients and requests my way. I'll sacrifice my time and effort to fill in the void :)
 
Trevor just needs one of his hot models out on the little rock island.She has to swim for the next top model spot but don't forget to have her sign a waver that if she drowns or is eaten by a sea serpent that he is not responsible.

On a serious note, A good HDR maybe very nice but both are already very nice.
 
Very nice Trever. I slightly favor the second one.
 
I like the first: partially hidden cave, menacing sky, foreground dropping down to the water.
The second is probably nice for those that know the area and want to see all the beautiful formations, although it looks like somebody on the far cliff did not quite blur out even with the long exposure.
 
Ya, I left them in, thought that was cool :D
 

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