Impressive! Is this a real photograph, not a collage? Where does the light come from if it's the moon...
Anna Tsvetkovskaya, The light comes from the setting sun and the illuminated clouds out of frame. The sky may seem a bit dark, but keep in mind that at an altitude of 2,500-3,000 meters, it's quite dark even during the day. Especially through a polarizer. And, of course, the overall gradation of illumination during processing: from dark to light and then back to dark again.
Anna Tsvetkovskaya, The light comes from the setting sun and illuminated clouds out of frame. The sky may seem a bit dark, but keep in mind that at an altitude of 2,500-3,000 meters, it's quite dark even during the day. Especially through a polarizer. And, of course, the overall gradation of illumination during processing: from dark to light and then back to dark again.
Alex Mimo, I see, thanks for the detailed comment. I just can't believe this is real.) In a good way, I envy you that you saw this with your own eyes and presented it to us, the viewers, in such a wonderful performance. I admire it, and thank you for sharing such beauty!
Anna Tsvetkovskaya, Viktor Kirillov, Alex M., Svetlana Vasilieva, Vyacheslav Yagodzinsky, Cherkasov Oleg, Vyacheslav Kholzakov, Valery Grigorenko, Deusarussa, P Perunov, Valentin Bondarenko, Chumankina Tatiana, Nikolai Kondakov, Larisa B., Alexandr Gauss, Alex_1955_boy, Dear colleagues, I am very pleased with such great interest and favorable reviews. Thanks to everyone who stopped by!