Great capture, with the fog elevating the image; what was the light source near the base of the ruins? Would you consider cropping the sky by half so the fog, hills, and ruins are 2/3s of the image, and removing the distant cell tower?   Posted: 03/09/2025 15:40:08

Great image. The fog adds so much atmosphere to the photo and the lighting is gorgeous. In my opinion, it would be a stronger composition to crop down on the sky so the horizon doesn't fall in the middle of the frame. Also, I think you could crop in a little from the right to eliminate the tops of the shrubs and a tiny bit from the left to put the castle in a crash point. I also flipped it horizontally..   Posted: 03/14/2025 16:28:43

Wow, you've got to love those UK ruins, and your capture of this one is well-timed (I commend you for your patience) and beautifully rendered. You have nice sharpness and texture on the castle while the light and the fog give the image a mystical, ethereal quality. I like Cindy's edit which, I think, puts the castle more strongly as the focus in the frame but I also like your original parameters - your thoughts? Well done.   Posted: 03/20/2025 01:28:39

There 2 things go together so well. You can see the main part, yet the fog still adds a level of mystery. Nice detail even in the clouds. I do like Cindy's crop as it makes the ruins more part of the story and leading you in from the left of photo.   Posted: 03/29/2025 13:35:03