Critique Style Requested: Standard
The photographer is looking for generalized feedback about the aesthetic and technical qualities of their image.
Description
What caught my attention on the location was the immensity and dynamics of the landscape and the smallness of the human habitation, i.e. the house in the lower right corner. There are strong horizontal elements in the image, but also a subtle balance (I hope) between the house on the right side of the plain and the small piles of earth on the left side. I have processed the image in a manner that invites the eye to move from the bottom of the image and upwards, where the eye gets lost in the interplay of snow patches, bare earth and clouds.
Specific Feedback
I am in doubt: Should I highlight the house by using a mask enhancing it? And should I crop this image? On the one hand, I am fascinated by its many details and transitions of luminosities that invites my eyes to move around in the image, that is, the deliberate lack of a focal point, apart from the vanishing small house. On the other hand, one might object that there is no clear focus in the image, and that a strong crop (e.g. focusing on the house in the lower right corner), would provide a focus. What are your thoughts on this and other matters?
Technical Details
Camera: Nikon D850
Lens: Sigma 85 mm
Capture: 1/250 sec. at f10, ISO 250
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