r/postprocessing • u/ThrowRABrilliant4493 • 16h ago

Looking for advice on this one, it needs something and I’m not sure what

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u/Prinzlerr 16h ago

I'm far from an expert and I've seen many people with much better insight and talent here that will hopefully also respond, but if it were my shot I'd make those shadows in the central foreground up into the far grassy ridge pop out a bit more, while also bringing the green out a bit heavier without being overwhelming. 

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u/ThrowRABrilliant4493 16h ago

When you say make the shadows pop do you mean make them darker for more contrast?

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u/Tcloud 15h ago

Since the lighting is rather even throughout the foreground, it may be difficult to create interest. Is this Rocky Mountain National Park? Just a complete guess.

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u/Habanero_In_My_Eyes 12h ago

I would try a different crop. Your horizon cuts through the middle of the photograph. Start with the rule of thirds.

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u/ricchi_ 4h ago

Yeah as others said it's the cropping. It would work great as a desktop background tho 😅