Adirondack Chairs and Rolling Hills

[gahspidy]

Thank you all very much for the time to comment.
Sean, I was also bothered by the branches/leaves at the edge and was going to clone it out but wanted first to see if anyone else commented on it. You and Seb did and i agree with that.
Bobby, Itried flipping it as well when i was editing it and felt it didn't add so much more that i should alter it's original composition. But, after looking at it over and over, I may reconsider.
JoeD, thanks for the positive feedback. Yes, I do think I Keep my images, colored ones, somewhat saturated but i like the look and feel of a less saturated image as well and am trying to curb my appetite for colors and contrast. It's like when i listen to my music, I love to turn up the treble and bass ( and volume), but I think moderation is a great virtue.The thing is though, I don't usually increase saturation and at times decrease it as I did in this shot. Somehow maybe my combination of lens and film seems to give me very rich color. Good points.
Betty, thanks for your feedback, as always.
I would have like to take this image alittle later in the day when the sun was not so high giving me that hard light. But I did not want to lose these puffy clouds, which I would have as they were gone in a few hours after this shot.