Couple more for critique

Thusie

Still trying.

First one is 'crooked' but that is the lay of the land. If I straighten it trees in the back lean the other way? Besides that your thoughts on how to improve.



This is a Don shot..Seems he stood in about the exact same spot and took a picture 35 years ago?? I can't remember what I did yesterday:scratch He is lookin for the picture:):

gubbs

Hi Thusie,

Lovely light and colours, but, I think both shots lack a main point of interest. That interest could be something as simple as the lines the trees form but the road dilutes that and takes you somewhere else. I end up not sure what I should be looking at.

Try some different angles and viewpoints to maybe add some drama

Reading that back it sounds a little harsh, it's not meant to be, honest

Thusie

gubbs wrote:

Reading that back it sounds a little harsh, it's not meant to be, honest

Grubs, not harsh at all! That is what I NEED to hear and I thank you.

JimM

I always think landscapes are very difficult to capture to a point they have a point of interest. This is what makes the great ones great.