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    The dunes cast a nice shadow with the evening sun. The strolling human was a value add.

    EOS 5D, 24-105mm

    Back from one trip, off to another trip tomorrow. Happy New Year, folks !

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    I like this Kiran. Great details and works perfect as a pano. I also like the depth of the image created by all of the layered dunes.

    Human - OK in, Out better IMO.

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    Hi Kiran, I too like the layered dunes quite a bit and the pano crop works perfectly for this scene. I think I would prefer this scene without the human also. Maybe you could clone him out for an alternate version if you are not opposed to doing so. Nice capture!

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    Nice image here Kiranbhai - sorry for the delay in responding.
    I like the layers and the monochrome treatment (though I might play with more contrast personally, and with a bit more tonal range ie blacks darker and whites brighter?)
    I am with Robert...human okay, I like images better without them, but sometimes they really do help to achieve that sense of scale as we never really know how big a rock or tree is, but we know how large an average human is
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