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The autumn colors are understated, which I appreciate. No oversaturated yellows or reds screaming for attention. The foliage in the foreground, with those hints of gold and green, adds a natural frame without overpowering the scene. And the gnarled tree in the mist? That’s the kind of detail that draws you in — it feels lived-in, like the forest has been there for centuries, and the stream’s just doing its thing.
One thing I’d watch for — the midground feels a bit flat. The rocks are solid, but the forest behind them could use a touch more definition. A slight lift in contrast or clarity might help separate the layers a bit more, let the trees stand out from the fog. Not a big deal — just something that might make the depth feel a little more pronounced.
Still, this is a solid piece. The mood’s there, the light’s right, the composition guides you through the scene naturally. It’s the kind of image you’d want to linger over — not flashy, but quietly satisfying. Keep doing what you’re doing, Samuel. You’ve got a good eye for these quiet, misty moments.