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JimFox wrote:
Hey Edwin,
That is sure cool to see the dancing aurora and overall a very nice image. Two thoughts though. 1st, that water in the lower right corner is distracting, and losing that in the image I think would strengthen it. 2nd, it looks like the camera was exposing for the ground in this single image exposure. The issue then is the sky is brighter then it should be, or at least to look at this the sky sure seems to bright. I would leave the ground layer as it is, and darken the sky about 2/3rds to 1 stop.
Jim
Hi Jim, how is it going? Thanks for the tip about the water on the lower right, will try cropping it, I just feel Im gonna cut more of the side of the mountain than I already did and it might be more of a distraction. But i'll definitely consider it. Keep those valuable tips coming.
For the sky or exposure per se, I think I'm aiming for that brightness, as visual memory would tell, the sky lit up because of the aurora and add the quarter moon's light. Since we are viewing this in various forms of mechanical devices such as smartphones, tablets or pc's, we may have varying brightness according to our calibration. So I'm posting the photo with a histogram which I think will be constant no matter what device we use.

As you can see the histogram is on the black-shadows side of the histogram. I feel it maybe too underexposed if I mellowed down the brightness of the sky.
Thanks again for the feedback man, hope to meet and work with you soon! Regards to Doc Lester.
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