This photo was taken on my phone camera (which explains why it is so wide) when I was visiting China this past spring. I know it's not a recent photo but I think this is one of the better photos I had of landscapes. When taking this photo, I must have taken at least 20 different photos because the light kept changing. Everytime I was satisfied with a photo, the sun with shine a little brighter or would get covered. In other versions of this photo, I had the rocks I was standing on in the foreground of the photo which still made a nice photo but because the rocks were black, it competed for attention with the mountain in the back. In terms of the composition of this photo. The horizon line rests just above the midplane of the photo. I had a photo where it was lower so you could see more of the sky but because the mountain wasn't very high it left a bit too much sky in the photo. I also liked how the left side of the mountain tapered off at the end and I still had some room in the let hand side of the photo so it wasn't too tight. The tree in the foreground also grounds the view but it's not distracting to the photo overall.