… but with some interesting settings Hans,
which suggest that you targeted a specific look 
I think I like it.
Peter
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Peter, I edit to a specific look and essentially I don't care if somebody thinks it is overprocessed. In fact how could someone who have not been the know if it is. Some of the situations were extraordinary and yes, one could make a flat unedited RAW file look, but this is uninteresting for me and does not reflect how it was to be there. I think most of my pictures actually reflect how it was being there. I do not always edit like that, but that is generally my style. I will also edit to the potential of the image whether it reflects the scene or not. I'm not into documentary photography. Part of why I post these pictures is that I find that many people are not aware of the Dolomites and have never seen such scenes even if they have been in the Dolomites. Lots of people just go around during the day time and never experienced the magic of the early mornings e.g. during twilight. The picture with the red sky was actually underprocessed compared to what it looked like. Some may think it is overprocessed since they have never seen anything like this.
