Very curious to see what people like/dislike.

Hi Everyone, I'm posting my first post in the sub. This is an image i took during evening in Ladakh UT of India. I'd really appreciate if everyone could give some critics. Landscape photography is not my primary forte but i really enjoy doing it as well.

I’ve really started to lose myself (in a good way!) to photography recently and are looking for some feedback since I am very much in the beginner’s/learning phase and trying to soak up as much as possible. Had to wait some time for this to align with the framing that I wanted with the rocks and the sky, which was just opening up. Let me know what you think?

Hey everyone, I took this shot over the weekend just after sunrise and I'm just looking for some critique here. What works, what doesn't? I haven't done a lot of proper landscape work yet, nor have I really used my wide lens so this was a little out of my comfort zone. I pulled down to a lake just after a sunrise hike and noticed the fog all over. I was pointing the camera every which way to try and get some interesting foreground elements and I really liked this one the best.

I'm looking for critique as this is potentially the first photo I'm looking to get printed and to give someone just as a Christmas gift.

So come at me with suggestions on what's working, what's not and if it's just not worth to print.

One point I do notice is the curved branch on the left. Is it distracting? I haven't mastered the art of seamlessly removing things that big yet so I've been reluctant to take it out and I think because of that, I'm convincing myself it's ok.

Shot specs:
Sony A7IV Tamron 17-28mm f/2.8 @ 17mm f/4 1/1000 ISO 100 Edited in Lightroom

Clicked on iphone 14

More experimental but i think its fun