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    Yumthang Valley

    Took this image on our return journey from zero point in lachung. This is the picture shot with my new wide angle lens . Please comment on the image

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    Re: Yumthang Valley

    The image did not post.


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    Re: Yumthang Valley

    Bruce
    I have set it up correctly now . Please take a look
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    Re: Yumthang Valley

    Rajeev Hello I love the composition. This is a great vantage point. That said, my eye wants to twist this image alittle in the counterclockwise direction. I think if the blacks in the rocky crags were more prominent it would help this image pop. I don't have the pp skill to do what I say. I will leave it for others more experienced.
    Way to go on finding such a lovely scene.

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    Re: Yumthang Valley

    Very pleasing and inviting... me too thinks a slight counter clockwise rotation is needed

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    Re: Yumthang Valley

    A beautiful area to be visiting and shooting in. I do like your image; the scenery is lovely. However, in all honesty, I think it lacks a little impact. I think if you were to have an opportunity to shoot it again with a wide-angle lens you can make the image have more "edge" by having some foreground interest to anchor your image. When shooting with a wide-angle lens I'll try to find an object I can get very close to, so to give the image some more foregound/midground/background perspective. Perhaps a rock in the foreground, or a tuft of grass. I'm thinking composed something like in the example below.
    Yumthang Valley


    I will also look for something to provide a leading line that will carry the viewer's eye into the image.
    The river/road off to the right could help with that; it could provide a leading line into the mountains. And if you got close to that foreground, then it will also give more sense of depth.
    I'm thinking a composition something like the image below.
    Yumthang Valley


    At the moment, the immense scale of the mountains in your photos is lost a little. To be honest I think the composition you have in this photo would have had more impact shot with a telephoto length to compress the foreground and background more. Something like the one below.
    Yumthang Valley

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    Re: Yumthang Valley

    Thanks for all the comments and will work further on improving the pictures.
    Trace i definitely have a plan to visit the valley during April May time frame when the valley will be blooming with flowers.
    I am uploading another pic from my lot. This is the picture of teesta river and its surroundings shot it when we stopped for having tea. Please comment on this picture

    Yumthang Valley

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    Re: Yumthang Valley

    Very nice.

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