YOu have a good image and a good score. Congratulations.
Technically, I think your other commentors have made some good suggestions and I expect you will follow through with them to see if they are helpful.
I have a couple of compositional suggestions. Your mountain peaks lean towards the right side of the frame. Actually, if you check I think you will find that all of the interest in this image is on the right side of the frame. So, I suggest trying to compose your image a bit more to the left to keep the viewer in the picture for a longer period of time. Then, there is quite a lot of sky in this composition. I think it could be exceptionally effective if you lost about 1/3 of the sky that is showing. This would help focus the viewer on the center of interest, first the foreground peak, and then the follow-through background peak.
I wish you continued success in your DPChallenge experience.
Thanks for all the great comments, I am really excited because this photo helped me meet one of my goals for this year...to finally get a 6 on a photo.
I think this is one of the best pictures that I've seen taken from what I assume to be an airplane window. Nice placement of the peak in the picture. I am interested to find out where this was taken. Would it be the Cascade Mountain range in the USA?
Great image..
i think you should have lowered levels and add contrast.. it looks like it all in a fog and the sky arent so blue..
polorizer filter would make it a 10 picture
Ooooh, very very nice. I must watch too many movies as my initial reaction was Lord of the Rings when they were lighting signal fires from mountain to mountain. :-)
wow great landscape
nice to see another one in the background
imo more contrast (try with unsharp mask) and and a little desat of blue would give a more dramatic perspective
but ok the challenge is destination and you did well ;)
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