At the bottom of the canyon

* Thanks for the detailed comment, Richter!

Good distribution of plants and smaller rocks/stones on the ground. Take that and the logical realistic erosion of the largest rocks plus the nicely chosen portrait-oriented view = very good job. Aside from the slightly washed out look Rashad mentioned, the only minor issue I see is with the equal size and shape of some smaller stones. They seem very natural placed but they do look alike. A minor thingy as I said. Your final image is very good, as are your bryce lighting skills it seems.

The image is fine generally but feels a little washed out in some way. I think the light source next to the camera is just too bright perhaps. Still, the landscape itself is fantastic and the xfrog plant do look quite natural.

* Thanks, Horo,electro-elvis! But is Bryce Tree! Only "User Leaf" foliage with a texture from XFrog.

Xfrog does make good plants, good enough to fit this excellent scene. Though electro-elvis has a point about the location of the plants near the water - but then, such places can experience floods. After all, what it now a creek had initially digged the canyon. Great scene, Alexey!

XFrog seems to make really great plants.

* Thanks, electro-elvis. Foliage doing not wash, from the XFrog program. At the bottom of a canyon I never was, but on my feelings and on a photo, plants there practically aren't present. But can, you and are right.

That is a superb scene. Ligthing is outstanding as usual. The amount of shadow at the towering rocks is very convincing. The bushes and trees are great. Your scene reminds me of my holidays in the USA. It is hard to find any point of criticism. Because you are showing us a desert, you might consider the colour of the foliage. It is just a bit green. And another point, but this is a matter of taste and of the intention you had with your picture: In such a dry spot I normally would expect the most of the plants near the water. But I am nitpicking. Its an amazing picture.