Gunja Din Arch? I don't beleive there is a definite name for this arch?

I think its bright enough but wonder what others think?

If anyone also knows the correct name for this arch I would be really

glad to know what it is?

I don't know the name of the arch, but I do think it makes a wonderful frame for a beautiful image. The lighting is magical. Very very nice.

i think that if the arch was any brighter, it would draw your eyes away from the subject, the mountain. a wonderful image.

 

Cheers

Great light, but its the texture you have captured, were is this?

7/7

I'll second Josh's comment, and the foreground might be too bright already.

Thanks for the helpful comments Carolyn, Josh, John, and Stephen.

 

John this located in the Alabama Hills just outside of Lone Pine, California. Need more info just ask.

Happy New Year!

 

Wow ! Wonderful composition.

It's easily bright enough already, the texture shows well.

Great light on the mountain.

 

Simon

I am with everyone; I think the foreground arch is just right. I love the framing of Lone Pine Peak and the lighting conditions you've captured. This is a genuinely terrific photograph! I try and make a trip to the Alabama Hills two or three times a year, and it is definitely about that time. Well done! Cheers! Chris

I like it as its is. Wonderful shot.

I'm with those that would take the lowest rock a bit darker but I wouldn't have noticed if you hadn't called it out. Great shot, I'm amazed that I haven't seen a thousand images like it unless you had to do some climbing to get it!

Thanks Swamy, Simon, Chris, Lalit, and Dave.

 

I'm glad to here it might be a little too bright. I'd like to keep it natural looking.

 

Chris, I'm in your boat too I was on my way to Mammoth for New Years but had to stop here.

 

Happy New Year!!

Nice colors and angle.

Really nice capture.  I'm pretty sure it's called "Mobius Arch."