This is a fantastic view of the Sassolungo, one of my favourite places to visit! The light in the foreground is fantastic, I'd maybe desaturate the blues a little in the sky as they're a tad strong but I still really like this image. If you get another chance to visit the Alpe di Siusi, get yourself along to Malga Sanon for a meal. Luka and his family are great hosts and the food is amazing, not to mention the stunning view!
What a lovely photo, I love the composition with the Goarse bush anchoring the scene. Really nice water movement too, enough to give a sense of action but not too much so it's one big nasty blur. I'd maybe have been tempted to clone out those 3 or 4 little bits of grass bottom left but I'm just being picky there. Nice job overall :)
Shooting directly into the sun has worked a treat here, with the backlit snowdrops catching the sun it has a magical feel to it. It looks like a really beautiful place to visit. Compositionally I'd have possibly cropped a little off the dark tree on the right as it draws the eye but aside from that, I wouldn't change anything it looks great!
I can see what you were going for here, however there's a couple of points that I feel could improve the image. Compositionally, if you'd stepped back a tad and included the whole gate it'd have given a more prominent foreground. Also it's good practice to make sure your verticals are straight. For example, the horizon is sloping to the right quite a lot and the trees have a lean on them. Look for something in the scene that we know is vertical and go from there. The colour balance is off too, I guess this is a filter applied after so I'll not dwell too much on that :)
A lovely composition and exposed really nicely. I particularly like the light in the foreground, it really picks up the grass and bushes well. Be careful when processing high contrast edges, there's a noticeable halo around the edge of the mountain that could be tamed with a lighter touch during processing
The clouds hovering above the mountains there look epic, it always fascinates me how they form and cling to the tops. I'd have been tempted to crop this 16:9 and lighten the shadows a little. The cloudless sky commands a lot of attention whereas the foreground is pretty dark. I think if you removed a bit of sky and lightened the bottom right the image would have a totally different feel.
Nicely composed and well exposed. I'd maybe have lightened the bottom left just a tad. It's a classic view and with good reason, Tryfan is a great shape and looks amazing in the morning light. You've had more success than I did here, I fell in the stream in winter at 7am and didn't even end up getting my camera out the bag. I had to drive to Cunninghams in Betws-y-Coed to get some dry socks and pants as it was so cold!
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