This might just be the most beautiful photograph on this site yet. I love the warmth of the colour and setting but also the sharpness that the rich detail brings to the foreground. I didn't know about these hoodoo formations in Spain.

The setting is wonderful and you've done an excellent job framing it.

I'm no pro, but this image is jarring to me. It seems like overdone HRD, perhaps it's just over sharpened? Whatever the issue is, it hurts my eyes.

Everything about this picture is perfect. Very crisp and clear. I love the way the clouds in the back are lit up. One of my favorites of everything on this website! Excellent work, keep it up!!

looks like 'The Lost Land' from Jurassic Park days and from Turok

This is a beautifully composed image taken at the perfect time for interesting highlights and shadows.

But I have to agree: It was over-sharpened in processing. The results of this over-processing are most clearly visible in the grain in the sky. Proper use of Lightroom could have added sharpness and minimized grain and artifacts at the same time.

oohh, a picture from my land in Antequera, Málaga. It's a beautiful place, it's only one in this area in Spain. A place to spend a day quietly.
Málaga is the best!

Beautiful! Instantly went to my desktop as wallpaper! I agree it's one of the best pieces on IFL. I don't think the sharpness/noise is that bad. To me it looks like you made it look about as best as you could given that the RAW probably wasn't as sharp and detailed as you wanted it. You might have went a point too far in the sharpening filter you used, but I'm glad you left the noise in afterwards, because if you did too much noise reduction you would have lost detail. Noise looks good sometimes in warm shots especially... You captured a very zen moment here and made the place look larger than it really is with the perfect angle and framing. And it does kind of look prehistoric doesn't it? Thanks for bringing this location to my attention and keep up the good work oZopanda! =)

Simply superb! This picture takes us in a different world!! You have captured that Era / Environment beautifully!!!

Wind has hit that place for thousands of years. Maybe even tens of thousands.

Nice very nice