Spectacular image immediately putting the viewer in a Lilliputian state of mind with your POV choice. The glowing colors and the complimentary sky are pantone perfect. A Cecil B. Demille mind put together this technically impeccable image. Museum quality .....again. +1 Just stunning :D Best regards Peter

Really first class composition... Best Yes. great compo, Larry :D I especially like the way the lower diagonal features and the 'cutting' on the hillside lead the eye to the top of the peak ! Best regards Peter

Nice "family" Yup... Nice light and dof too... Best And again ! This really is a wonderful time of year. I rarely get on my knees ('cos I can't get up) but views like this are too tempting. And well worth the taking of - just remember to wear old trousers when taking the camera out at this time of year though !:lol: Best regards Peter

Thankyou for sharing this one, David. This is just 'what the doctor ordered' , if you get my gist ! Lovely shot :D Best regards Peter

:lol::lol::lol: Love the title. +1, and I certainly admire your technical 'jiggery pokery' ! ( a 14 image focus stack processed in Heliconfocus) Best regards Peter

A lovely shot, David. Well spotted and taken. My only comments would be did you not consider the 'classic' diagonal view which would have shown the 'hiding place of the Trolls' ? This might also have given the true height of the bridge above the water ? Just some thoughts ? Whatever, thanks for sharing this Best regards Peter

Nature's wonderful, very nice shot Totally agree :D Like my 'Blocky Rocks' this is the kind of scene that many people just walk by without 'seeing' . Well seen and taken Best regards Peter

[quote:3496ace15f="autumnlight"]Lovely colours and light, Ferns, as common as they are always give me pleasure ..I agree with you....I do like ferns Couldn't agree more[/quote] Me too. Best regards Peter

What a gorgeous tranquil scene +1 And nicely taken. Best regards Peter

Superb shot and beautifully processed. Regards Nigel +1 I just knew this was yours, Andrew, even before opening it ! One of your 'signature' shots ! Well done. Best regards Peter