I took this 3 years ago and I still love the composition and story it tells of hope and perseverance. I am just now starting to learn focus stacking thanks to you all and Landscape Photography Podcast . I still like the depth of field as for me it ads the “more will be revealed” thought. Obviously I have a personal attachment to this image, and in my experience that can cloud my judgement of an image.
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I really like the scene and composition. The blue sky looks a little saturated to my eye and I might burn the boulders down a bit. Neither is a biggie. This one works quite nicely.
Totally understand the connection - we all get that with our own images and experiences. And even without that connection for me, this is a great and somewhat unique image. The lone flower to me represents “renewal” more than “perseverance”, but that’s no matter really, it’s a great nature story.
I would agree with Harley on the brightness of the rocks - and perhaps even bring down everything but the sky a 1/2 stop or so - not much.
