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Welcome to the group. Nice balance and composition. Would be superb if the tracks led to a visible subject. What form of post processing did you do to heighten the contrast? Can you fill us in on what you did? It appears that you may have been experimenting with High Dynamic Range or tone mapping. Thanks for sharing your work.
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like the foreground but a crop getting rid of some of the sky might be a better look. Minimal amounts of sky especially with that cloud formation all bright and at the end of the road so to speak.
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