Minimal enough?

I think it is probably minimal enough, but I'm not so sure on the light level. There's a difference between a narrow range of tones/colours and a brighter/more contrasty version of the same, but I appreciate this is how you envisaged it.
 
Thanks Peter and I think you are right, I recognised that it didn't have the same impact as some other minimal images I've seen but couldn't quite see why.
 
I quite like the idea too. Can you show me some others that inspired you though, because I do agree that it doesn't have quite the impact that I have seen for similar style shots.
 
ST4 said:
I like the idea, it imparts a lovely feeling of space and tranquility due to the soft colours
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Thanks

karmagarda said:
I quite like the idea too. Can you show me some others that inspired you though, because I do agree that it doesn't have quite the impact that I have seen for similar style shots.
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Here are a few threads, I wasn't necessarily trying to recreate these photos, it was just that they are what got me thinking about the idea.

https://www.talkphotography.co.uk/threads/minimalist-mist.585699/

https://www.talkphotography.co.uk/threads/please-honest-critique-on-this-shot-new-edit-added.583887

The first photo in this thread
https://www.talkphotography.co.uk/threads/some-local-foggy-woodland-shots.585454/

The second photo in this thread
https://www.talkphotography.co.uk/threads/two-from-a-stormy-evening-at-godrevy-point.586037
 
I see what you mean! Tell you what, you're not far off at all. I'd be tempted to push the contrast a bit and maybe even brighten it up. It's almost perfect for a B&W (or even selenium toned).

It's still a lovely shot to be fair.
 
Thanks Connor, I may have a play with it over the weekend if I get time.
 
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