Reflection of Bandhavgarh Hills

[Debasis Bose]

Bandhavgarh Hill, having an elevation of 807 m above sea level, has provided the tiger reserve with its name. Atop the hill lies the Bandhavgarh Fort, the seat of the rulers of Rewa State until 1617 AD. Located at the centre of the park, the hills are surrounded by sloping valleys, which end in small, swampy meadows locally known as ‘bohera’. Highest in the reserve, the hill is surrounded by 32 small hillocks, which together form a number of low lying plains and valleys. NIKON D 3100, f/6.3 stop, ISO 100, F 18 mm, aperture 3.6, exposure 1/160s.:001_smile:

[Murugan Anantharaman]

Nice image, the reflection adds to the composition. Seems there is a tilt in the image. Thanks for sharing.

[Mrudul Godbole]

Nice landscape. The reflection in the still water looks nice. Agree there seems to be some tilt, you can correct that in the post processing. Increasing the contrast slightly would be good. Thanks for sharing the detailed information about the place.

[Sabyasachi Patra]

I agree with the previous comments. The reflection is nice. A counter-clockwise rotation by a few degrees will ensure that that horizon is level. I also agree about the need for slightly higher contrast. The patch of ground at the bottom right corner doesn't add much to the image. So slightly less space at the bottom would strengthen the image. Thanks for sharing.

Cheers,
Sabyasachi