First light over Aigüestortes

[MGH]

Taken in the Spanish Pyrenees.

Thanks for looking, C&C welcome.

Mark


Aigüestortes by marcodemalaga, on Flickr

[Jeremy Roussak]

Very pretty indeed. I'm not sure that the rock in the foreground brings anything to the party, though: I'd crop just above it, leaving the wonderful symmetry of the mountains and their reflection.

Jeremy

[francois]

Very pretty indeed. I'm not sure that the rock in the foreground brings anything to the party, though: I'd crop just above it, leaving the wonderful symmetry of the mountains and their reflection.

Jeremy

I think that the only reason to include that rock is to break the symmetry. I would probably also lose the rock.

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

OK, I'll be a contrarian. I like the rock. And the photo.

[francois]

OK, I'll be a contrarian. I like the rock. And the photo.

I'm only semi-contrarian: I like the photo!

[Slobodan Blagojevic]

The rock is a stepping stone, pardon the pun. It lets the eye ease into the scene, rather than jump to the lightest part too soon. Well done!

[louoates]

Warning -- Professional cropper's opinion: Don't crop this one.

[sdwilsonsct]

I'm pro-rock, pro-foreground. The pink seems a little too pink IMO. Overall, super.

[HSakols]

You got the Galen Rowell alpenglow.  I'm sure it was an amazing fleeting moment.  Makes me want to get out and spend time in the backcountry.