Majestic Rocky Mountain

[MTGFender]

Rocky Mountain National Park, CO
~ 13, 000 ft

Thanks for your interests.

Happy 4th of July!
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[Paulo Bizarro]

I like the sky, but feel that some contrast is lacking in the mountains?

[Colorado David]

Good to see you back.  RMNP is one of my favorite places on earth.

[MTGFender]

I like the sky, but feel that some contrast is lacking in the mountains?

Thanks very much for your comment. I left it the way I felt.

Pramote

[MTGFender]

Good to see you back.  RMNP is one of my favorite places on earth.

Thanks very much David! Same here about RMNP.

[Slobodan Blagojevic]

I like the sky, but feel that some contrast is lacking in the mountains?

Given that the mountains are backlit, a subdued contrast is actually more believable.

If anything, I would slightly darken the mountains (by ⅓ or even less) and slightly (again, by ⅓ or even less) lighten up the sky. The result would be a slight increase in global contrast and a more believable scenery overall. Just a thought, not criticism.

[MTGFender]

Given that the mountains are backlit, a subdued contrast is actually more believable.

If anything, I would slightly darken the mountains (by ⅓ or even less) and slightly (again, by ⅓ or even less) lighten up the sky. The result would be a slight increase in global contrast and a more believable scenery overall. Just a thought, not criticism.

Constructive criticism is always a good thing. At work, we've used it all the time.
I think there is no right or wrong. I often edit pictures by heart rather than by brain.
It may be snow covering the mountains or higher position of the sun which make the mountains lighter. The raw file was quite closed to the final picture in this regards.
I really appreciate the comments.