Not many curves, but the glacier makes a nice one, I think.
I struggled a bit with the colour balance. At first, it was too neutral to me, so I cooled the image considerably. In the end I thought it was too blue, so the posted image is somewhere in between.
I like to read your opinions.
Pentax K3 Mk. III, Sigma 17-70 @48mm, ISO1600, f/11, 1/1600sec.
DxO PL6, changed CB.
Beautiful photo! The composition is wonderful and the complimentary blue and gold is very pleasing to my eye. It’s always a struggle with snow to get the blue amount “just right”, which I think is impossible actually. It is so subjective. I love the photo as is, but if it were mine I might tone down the blue a bit.
Han: What a spectacular scene with jaw dropping lighting. The atmospherics add so much as well. I might warm this up a tiny bit but this is mostly glacial ice so the blue doesn’t bother me much. Superbly crafted image.>=))>
Han, now that’s a big curve! Yes, my initial reaction was that it’s a bit blue, but on further thought, glaciers are notorious for being blue and most of this one is in the shade, which adds even more blue. So I think you’ve got the color balance right.
Thank you for your comments, @Tony_Siciliano , @Bill_Fach and @Mark_Seaver .
I’ll play a bit with selective desaturation of the blue in the ice and compare the results with the current post 
