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[[show-photo-18631791]] Hi, Evgeny. To my eye, it appears that the image processing on one side of the shadow line at this portion of the ridge is not consistent with that on the other side. In particular, it seems like prints with two very different exposures and contrasts have been pasted together. I can understand why one would want different processing values between the deeply shadowed face and the sunlit snow, but ideally the transition areas should not draw undue attention to themselves. The attached comparison is a quick & dirty illustration of what I mean, although I consider the boundary line itself to remain very unconvincing.
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What an impressive scene! Your photo definitely makes me want to hike into the area the next time I'm in the vicinity. Visually, I generally find that mid-elevation views in the mountains are far more appealing than those from high summits, and this is a prime example. The one feature I find somewhat incongruous is the ridge midway between the left lake and the summit above. It's a relatively minor point, but the rock portion immediately to the right of the shadow line doesn't look natural. Thanks for posting.
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