Northern Jungle

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If there’s one reason to shoo during a misty morning or foggy afternoon, it’s for the pleasing high saturation in the colors that are present and this one is no exception.

There is definitely some good direction with this picture, the path to the left is in the ideal position and that bank to the left just enhances that even more. Those two elements make the path inviting while allowing the rest of the scene to breathe easily. The horizon sits just at the right place as well, allowing the viewer to get lost within the depth and enchanting mistiness seen throughout.

Much of the processing is left up to the artist so I can’t really say if there’s anything wrong with it. It is done rather well. One thing I can say is that despite being made with multiple pictures, it doesn’t seem that big; it looks like a picture that could have been shot at 10mm. So I am definitely curious to see the differences between those. In any case, they were stitched ideally in accordance with the composition.

It’s definitely not too dark; actually, I’d say it was spot on. Exposure, contrast and brightness all seem at ideal levels. And as stated before, the high green saturation is more than pleasing against the dull hazy background.

This is a very charming shot, I would love to visit this place and I would definitely take advantage of the green to captivate the viewers. Very good work, thanks for sharing the view.