I wanted to try a Hassel-like crop:
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And I like the blue-haze on the background, too 
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I found it quite challenging to find a balanced composition which somewhat works for me here in between the empty sky and the grass in the foreground. In the end I focused more on the colors. The transition from the golden yellow to the blue sky gives a nice bit of depth.
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Like this crop!
That worked really well. It gives a good sense of depth and guides the eye right through to the mountain.
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I cheated a bit:
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Theres also a 65:24 Xpan crop to continue the Hasselblad theme:
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I find the focus on the people who work in the field surrounded by these wide and monumental landscapes very exciting:
By the way, very nice photo!
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Very nice edit!
Nice (minimal?) use of the modules, but the way you use the channel mixer is worth mentioning specifically; No-one here, including myself, made those mountains stand out like that.
I really like how you made the details pop up. Maybe i would have choosen for little less saturation, anyway interesting edit!
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I finally found some time to give this a try, so here’s my attempt:
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@Ivan_M76, I can only say again that this is a very nice picture, and your edit looks already quite good to me…
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I think that your background is better than mine for sure.
I tried different edits on the photo and i’m never able to achieve the peaceful atmosphere i felt when i was there. The feeling that there the time has stopped.
Before going abstract, I toyed with a similar look as @agriggio’s. The problem with most entries is that they are too intense, esp. the foreground. 
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And here is my try.DSC_0034.NEF (12.6 MB) DSC_0034.NEF.xmp (13.1 KB)
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My take
DT 3.1 git masterDSC_0034.NEF.xmp (13.1 KB)
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