mfinley

Very impressive on all counts!

A beauty, nice job

One other I had laying around....

Here in Colorado we get wild fires west of Denver, when we do the sunsets get very colorful due to the dirty air being carried by the air currents. Anything in the air affects how the light gets ...

Why wouldn't you just get the 7-14?

^^^ Exactly To the OP - just take the global exposure value down in post-production software and watch that image go red to demonstrate what Mika Y wrote.

Looking at your other work on your link, I would concentrate on what made you create this image, it's far superior to everything I saw. In comparison, this image has a strong sense of story and ...

I think that was it.

I don't think it's sharp from to back. But that's not a criticism, it looks fine as shot. Looks like the focus is on the rocks in the foreground.

Not sure why anyone wouldn't like it. It's a great travel photo that completely tells the visual story of the location, it could nicely visually illustrate any website or printed article about the ...

Fantastic weather for Skye! How much of it did you do? Is this considered part of the Quiraing?

Must be the 16mm lens, but it looks like you're so far away from him the light stand would be in the picture, but obviously not based on what you're saying. Great shot anyway, that's pretty unique ...

Where was the lighting in this shot, was it removed in post?

Holy cow, they both are nice, but that bottom one is really something!

Yep, that's a keeper! Awesome image you created

Nice, love the colors and tones

These are fabulous

That is disappointing, my expectations with cleaning as you did would have been a reduction in flare and an increase in saturation and sharpness.

Using the HSL dropper is a quick and dirty method, but of course if there are sky colors  "blues" elsewhere in the image they will be affected too.