Roots are concealed, but are fundamental for the leaves. Likewise, photographers are concealed, but are fundamental to the image. We're not hiding, we're busy creating.

The photographer's ICM technique enhances a sophisticated color palette.

Quaking Aspens
Winds gently blowing leaves while I moved the camera vertically to what I desired while still being able to see the yellow, golden leaves and the pale bark.

Sony A7 IV

This composition is distinguished by it's luminosity and harmonious use of color.

Swiftly changing seasons remind me to stop and witness Nature's Splendor.

Fuji XT5, Lightroom

The photographer's ICM technique is commendable. An off-center placement would achieve greater compositional balance.

...stopping here to watch his fields fill up with snow
Robert Frost

Canon R5, 24-70 lens, f/18, 1/20 sec; Lightroom & Photoshop

The photographer has captured the essence of winter with bright whites and blues. Consider cropping the upper horizontal third to help keep the viewer's eye on the intended focal plane.

The last light of a late fall sunset falls on the bare trees at the edge of a favorite pond.

Nikon D850, 200-500 mm lens, Lightroom classic

A painterly study of light and texture. Greater camera movement would more closely align with the class description.

White illuminates the dramatic contrast between the White Aspen and the dark green Douglas Fir.

iPhone 14 Pro using slow shutter app, edited in iPhonenative, Photoshop elements 2023. Shot at 1/4 sec, f/2.8, ISO 20, 77 mm

A contemplative study of lights and darks. Softening contrast would yield greater shadow detail.