Late Afternoon.

[Upon Infinity]

Looking for some advice on this one. 

[yossam]

Maybe a little more light in the foreground..............without messing up the rest of the lighting. 

[Dune]

That's really good, I like it. Superb lighting, nice sense of distance. What I would do (my first impression) would be to get a little closer to the tree, a litlle lower with the camera, and tilt it a bit higher. Somehow you like to see more of where the light is coming from; some more sky. But so that you still see the silver line. Which is a road, I presume? In that case (and if it's painted), I would make some hairpin bends on the right slope. I wouldn't lighten up the front.

[Upon Infinity]

That would be very tricky, Yossam, but it's also kind of silhouetted on purpose.

Dune:  It was actually supposed to be a stream.  I don't know what  I can do to make it look more like a stream.  I considered added some rocks to it...

[archonforest]

Keep thinking to see a dragon in the air there...

[Upon Infinity]

Keep thinking to see a dragon in the air there...

I have absolutely no idea what you're talking about. 

[Dune]

Ah, a stream, sorry. In that case you might have to make it's higher parts more obscured or smaller. It wouldn't probably be visible this much all the way down.

[mhaze]

I really like this one - great mood and atmosphere.  I think the foreground tree should be moved to a less central position or maybe replaced with a building or monument.

[Hannes]

Great one. I absolutely agree with Ulco.
When I read that you think that the foreground is a bit too dark, I was expecting someone suggesting to add a second sun. Thank god nobody did. So far.

[Upon Infinity]

Ah, a stream, sorry. In that case you might have to make it's higher parts more obscured or smaller. It wouldn't probably be visible this much all the way down.

Now that I think about, it's probably because I painted it from the camera angle.  I'll have to hike on down there and paint it from looking at the mountain.

[Dune]

Yes, that's what I did in my Bierstadt experiment. You can see gullies and such and carefully draw the stream like it would go down on the rugged terrain.