Ice Age

Wow, that's a peach, Bill!
 

Now, that's a grand scene! I do have two suggestions, though...

Reduce the blue/cyan saturation
Increase the mid tone contrast just a bit.

The composition works nicely, Bill, and I like the details throughout.
--P

Wonderful grand scene, Bill.  I really like the s-curve of the glacier and I love the hints of even higher and bigger mountains in the background.  There is a dust bunny to the left of the tallest visible peak and if you are going to print, there is some haloing along the dark left ridge line, Minor stuff.

The framing does invite you in. I like the proportions and  the balance you have here, Bill.  Not sure if I want more of the broken foreground or less. I agree with your thoughts and title. You do seem to have captured bit of that era. Almost expecting a few walkers in furs or sealskins coming along the glacier's edge.  The sunlight on the snow field projects the strong weather contrast and anchors the photo...Nice image. 

I agree with Preston about adding some more contrast, but this is very nice and a great scene.

Beautiful, Bill. Great scene, great conditions. In this one, I think the cyan works nicely for the mood. No suggestions from me. Very nicely done!

The comp works well with the snowy peak between the angled mountains.  I would agree with Preston's suggestions.  Maybe bringing the blues more toward the yellows with the sliders in PS?  Just my processing preferences I guess - the blues do give it a cold feel which you may have been after.  The right ridge appears to have some uneven tonal changes along the right ridge, maybe from opening up the shadows in the darker mnt?

Bill,

The large view really brings the viewer right there!  I think the clouds/weather system going on above the mountain peaks I think really adds and gives this image some dynamics.

I'm ok with the global blue/cyan colors as they depict the place and conditions.  However, Harry just mentioned it, there is a distinct halo/tonal transition along the lower forward ridge on the right that has a very strong cyan presence.  The halo is also faintly visible on the left ridge. Curious as to why this is happening. I commented on this in the previous post as well.  Not sure what's happening. Wonder if it's a result of HDR processing?

The only other suggestion would be that you could play with micro contrast, but not too much as to impact the mood here.

Lon

I recognized this immediately, Bill.  It's scary how much this glacier has shrunk in just my lifetime but it's still an impressive scene.  I like that you zoomed in to the higher levels of the glacier and captured the more distant and dramatic background mountains.  A good, balanced composition that portrays the flowing curves of the glacier quite well.  Well done!