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By Robin Smith · Posted
I keep thinking it is a view of Mars. The light on Yosemite (shining from behind you) is hopelessly inconsistent with the sky (sun in front of the observer), which is why it looks otherworldly, also the low contrast on half dome is jarringly different to the sky and the rest of the contrast. So unfortunately it ends up looking very obviously a composite, which is another way of saying it looks fake. Why not pick a non-sunset if you want to replace the sky? -
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