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Rita, the handling of light across the form here is doing real work. If you cropped tighter on the left third, the contrast would breathe differently, but what you have now keeps the viewer scanning, which might be exactly what you want.

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Rita, that warm palette really works. The way the light sits in those tones reminds me of autumn afternoons when the sun's low and everything glows. I spent years chasing that exact quality in my landscapes before I figured out it's all about patience, waiting for the moment when the light does the work for you. This has that feeling.