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Yes, I've seen such color here in the Colorado Rocky Mountains. The only thing that I might have tried different is a 2 to 1 crop, cutting out some of the bottom part of the mountain that's showing, putting more emphasis on the geese and sky. Just a thought.
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Hi Andrew - Happy New Year! Beautiful color. I was in Colorado that weekend but didn't see such gorgeous color and light. I like the way the two ridges form a v at the bottom of the frame and the leading lines as a result so if it were mine I would not crop from the bottom. I do think you can punch it up a bit more if you want with some LCE or with a curves adjustment.
TFS,
Rachel
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Hi Andrew, nicely done...I like the comp as is...and agree with Rachel on some LCE to the mountain range and maybe a tad darker too.
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Living in the low-mountain East, I'd never seen such beauty. The colors look almost other-worldly.
Your image is a nice reminder that, when shooting sunsets, turn around 180 degrees or so to see what's there !
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Hi Andrew,
Happy New Year
love the color and mood in this one. I as well agree with a bit more punch to this one. Comp looks great to me
Have a great eve
Ciao
Anette
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HI Andrew, Wonderful color and line of Geese are a nice added element I think a slight mid tone adjustment down would do wonders to the image.