Arch Rock

This is pretty nice, Marco. You might try darkening the bright sky areas to the right of the two rocks within the arch - they're a bit distracting and almost look like halos. The light seems to be straight-on from the moon, so the light spots can't be from the moon behind the arch, right?

I wish the Milky Way was in the frame, diagonally from the top-left to the bottom right, so that there would be something going on in the upper left - but that's just a wish, and would require a certain time of night at a certain time of year.

I know the feeling of being alone in Joshua Tree - it's great, save for the giant black beetles you can encounter when lying on the ground looking through a 5D1's viewfinder to compose..

Good work finding the arch - I tried a couple times, but never could, because I always got there at sunset or in the dark.

Great image! Haven't ever seen an image of this arch---interesting with the 'dangling' or suspended rock wedged in at the top. I do think the sky could be a tad darker and with a bit more contrast... TFS!

Like the light and diagonal composition. I also feel the white halo behind rocks looks distracting. The sky in the background looks "dirty", is it from post processing?

Beautiful formation! The sky is way too bright--or lacks contrast that is--the blue portion should be nearly as dark if not darker than the shadows on the formation IMO.

Love the arch and the chosen composition works very well here. I agree with the comments about the night sky being to bright, but that is easily solved! Very nice image!

Nice composition and color on the arch. You may consider darkening the sky a little, it seems unnatural-looking. Nicely seen!

Very nice. Really like this comp. Bit of a light halo to the right edge of some of the rocks below the arch.

Excellent shot. The arch flows nicely across the frame and the star cluster in the ulc adds balance. I'm thinking that's the Pleides. Is this a two shot composite or a light painting?

Thank you ALL for the feedback. I do apologize for my slow reply. I am fairly new to this site and I am trying to understand how it works! Thank you Alex, Nathan, John, Stan, Jome, Tonia, Tony and Mark for your feedback! I will make the adjustments and repost.