Interesting how the little fellas are growing at right angles to the slope, while the tall one are at right angles to the sky.

Brings back diving memories.

I reckon it will make a terrific print. Just wondering if removing a little lit from the top and from the left side might make for a more balanced image. The first suggestion would bring his eyes to the upper third line (making two, with the right vertical; the second would make the back of the chair less distracting and shift image weight back towards Neo's head. Just a thought

Why not indeed! A very successful outing I reckon.

A bit hard to judge from my vantage point, but I reckon the stock standard Jeep would do OK. You'll be surprised at what 4WDs can do. Slow and steady. VW Beetles surprise in this regard too - generally a 6 inch ground clearance and 16 inch wheels - slow and steady and they'll go just about anywhere.

Bummer. First thoughts are best thoughts!

Great composition. I like the implied link between the foreground outcrop and the spiky peaks on the skyline, and how the diagonal formed by the top of the outcrop parallels the profile of the centre slope. Clever incorporation of the primary landscape elements at different scales, and then there's the bonus of all the cacti and other ground covers - an early Spring response to recent rains I'm guessing.

Oh this is nice! These prickly guys featured before but now they're really in the limelight - good call.

Hard choice but I prefer this one. The diagonal row of teddies isn't as obvious as next door, and it's a bit darker, but the different pov has captured interesting clouds that lift the overall image significantly imho.

And you just happened to have the GR handy! Well done.