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*edit*Found the original file to this so re-edited it with a larger size.
The most amazing sunset I have ever seen, the perfect end to a day of hiking in -15'C with crazy wind.
Kinder Scout, Peak District, England
Title from Breed 77 - Breaking the Silence.
Canon 5D, 24-105L Lens, Lee grad filters
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I love the balance between warmth and coldΒ that emerges from this shoot. It looks peaceful... I wouldn't think it was windy
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Thanks very much, glad you like it
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Thanks very much
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Stunning photo. I love the contrasting cool tones of the snowy ground with the warm tones of the sunlight.
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nice scene, i would rather without fence and make brighter middle part (grass) and not brighten lower right corner - it seem weird. Β Little bit more sky would be also nice.
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Thanks for the input! It was a shot that I just about manage to save from a terrible exposure 
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Great colors and perspective! The lighting looks fantastic
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Very nice cold-warm transitions, both literally and figuratively.Β The GND did introduce aΒ difficulty for you - how to deal with the really dark band separating your foreground from background.Β It kind of separates the two parts of the image and keeps the eye from lingering.Β There is also a bit of an in-congruence in the lighting - light foreground, light sky, but dark horizon. Β Both can be fixed with some selective dodging, perhaps?Β Lighten up the transition, particularly the far end of the walkway and the bit of mountain that connects the sunray path to the actual path.Β That way the eye can start in the foreground and leave through the background.Β
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Thanks a lot! Yeah see what you mean, thanks! Might have another play with it sometime
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