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Originally Posted by JohnRostron

I agree. A fine composition as it is.

John

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Thanks a lot for your valuable review. :) Glad you like it.

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Originally Posted by ccphoto

After several attempts to "modify your original, I have come to the conclusion what you have is the optimal end result. Cheers.

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Thanks a lot For your kind review :)

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Originally Posted by FootLoose

Brilliant composition, Raj. The brightly lit trees against the dim background have provided a great sense of depth. If anything, I might darken the area below the trees so that the image doesn't have light tones touching the lower edge of the frame. Well captured.

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Thanks a lot for your kind words and appreciation :)

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Originally Posted by NorthernFocus

It would not have occurred to me to shoot this as you did. And I've learned a lesson. We can talk forever about tweaking the crop etc. but I really like it as-is. There is just enough detail in the BG to identify it and as framed it gives the sense of immensity of the hill/mountain in the BG. Nicely seen and captured. Well done.

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Thanks a lot for your kind words sir :) Glad you like it :)

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Originally Posted by GrumpyDiver

Excellent image, Rajneesh. This is definitely a very unique shot - well seen and well taken. Normally we tend to put the heavy darks near the bottom and the light colours near the top, and you have reversed this.

Do you need the full wall as shown? I think so, as we start seeing a bit more lightness as we get near the top of the frame and that helps with the balance of the overall image.

Nicely done, sir!

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Thanks a lot for your kind words Manfred sir. Coming from you means a lot :)

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Originally Posted by Cogito

Lovely image, Raj! A possible improvement would be if there had more trees available left and right in which case landscape could have had even more impact. But very impressive as it is!

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Thanks a lot for your kind review and suggestion. I have clicked it in the landscape mode too, will share it.

Break the rules, that's what you did. Result is excellent.

Raj, I think you've go the eye for composition that is all.
Cheers Ole