Standing on a Rock- Cambria

Posting another photo from my trip to Cambria. I'm randomly editing photos from this place beacuse I have so many perspectives. When you only got one chance to do it, you might as well make the best of it, right? After we checked in our hotel, it was raining for about 40 minutes. After that, the clouds started to break up. For a solid 2+ hours, the light was constantly changing. I was seriously trying to get as many angles as possible.
I got on top of this rock which stood about 10-12 feet from it's front face. It was an easy climb getting on top from the back of it. This made for a nice composition to get a view from high up. I hope you like it. Enjoy!

I take it no one likes it?

I like it. Nice colors.

I was sleeping for the past 8 hours, Julian, but I like it.

Beautiful image, well done.

sparker1 wrote in post #8939164
I was sleeping for the past 8 hours, Julian, but I like it.

LOL! It's about time you woke up! Thanks Stan.

l330n wrote in post #8938871
I like it. Nice colors.

Thanks for the knid words.

Cyclop wrote in post #8939351
Beautiful image, well done.

Thanks Cyclop.

I really would like more feedback on this photo. Anyone else? If there is anything technical I'm missing, I would def. appreciate it.

jdizzle wrote in post #8946129
If there is anything technical I'm missing, I would def. appreciate it.

Can't see anything technically wrong with that photograph at all...

I think it's a great shot. The only thing I might change (if i changed anything at all - and I doubt that I would) might be to crop out the brown rocks in the foreground, though I realize that would chnage the feel of the image drastically (lessens the depth of the photo - even changes the "temperature" of the picture, making it look cooler). I think it's just a spectacular shot, as is.

Nice shot! Only wish I was there taking it..

Thanks everyone for the kind words. Your feedback is always appreciated. Thanks!

I'm not sure but I think it was Stephen Shore who said one type of good photo
allows you to imagine there is more outside the frame and perhaps want to look at it.
I think that's the case with this one. Good job.
I would consider darkening the bottom corners to match the top corners.

tmcman wrote in post #8951188
I'm not sure but I think it was Stephen Shore who said one type of good photo
allows you to imagine there is more outside the frame and perhaps want to look at it.
I think that's the case with this one. Good job.
I would consider darkening the bottom corners to match the top corners.

Thanks for the suggestion tmc.