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The early bird catches the worm but the second mouse gets the cheese.
I just wish that big black boulder was slightly less black, with a bit more detail, and maybe that wedge-shaped rock, about 2/3 across, at the very bottom, should be a bit further away, or not there at all?? It seems to confuse the foreground slightly, imho.
Also, this is just a matter of personal taste - maybe if you "blued up" the sky in the background, to be as intense and vibrant as the sky in the foreground, the gorgeous reds and yellows would stand out even more, and the photograph may even get an even bigger depth to it? Again, just a suggestion.
Beautiful shot though. A bit like a window into an exotic and new fairy tale... it's topped off by the tiny boat in the background, which adds a feeling of mystery, adventure and dynamics. It feels as though something is about to happen... we are just about to discover something, if we just follow the sandy beach along the tree line.
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