Olympic Mtns
Did a re edit of my 1st attempt of shooting mountains with the Nikon kit lens 70-300 on the D5600. The Raw was shot at F/9, ISO-100, 1/500th second, and 300mm=450mm
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Hi Marcus! Beautiful scene, with limited contrast in the area of most interest, the distant mountains. Your edit certainly brings out the drama, and is a good effort, especially as you indicate on your profile that you're fairly new to this. The colours are a little intense for my taste, although many others might like the effect. Also, there is a cyan (greenish) cast to the blue.
I append an edit doing much what you've done, also cloning out the towers, and adding a vignette. Just an alternative take - do things according to your own vision; I'm not saying mine's better.
Ideally, I'd have included just a little more of the foreground trees, or else cut them out completely. Keep posting!