Haystack Rock, Orion

You have a lot of stars with the f4 aperture. The small version looks great, in the large version the movement caused by the 30 sec. exposure makes the stars look less crisp. I would take down the blue a bit. 
The image has a really nice dreamy/mysterious quality, the FG ocean is really well done and the lighting on Haystack looks very natural (sometimes the light from town gets a bit bright).

That looks very neat. My nit would be the striping of the stars. Maybe use a second exposure with a higher iso and a shorter ss? Foreground water and the rocks look very nice.

Very nice.  There's just enough light on the rock.

Hi  Daniel     A very creative composition.    the light is delightful.           i like  how  the sky and  stars   accent the foreground  rocks.


Albert Darmo
Canada

Great job with this, very creative.

I really like this image. It makes me wish I was there to shoot some images,

You did a nice job on this, Daniel. Aside from the minor movement of the stars, which doesn't bother me given the lovely look of the stack and the water, I think this works nicely. I like the blue, but do agree it could be brought down a bit.

Betelgeuse (Alpha Orionis), the red giant star at the top left is clearly visible, as is the Orion Nebula in Orion's sword.

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Very nice and creative. I like the lights from the left side and in the foreground, very well balanced. I don't know if it was possible to walk toward the left to align the big stone (like a pyramid) with the bunch of stars on the right. I like it as is and I agree with Roel about the possibility of 2 exposures.