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The past few weeks landscape photography has been the subject.
Thanks for your input I’ve got some good ideas for the future.
Do you think this view would be considered as a landscape photograph?
Do You See What I See…
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Yes
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Many thanks for your input the past couple of posts, I have a better understanding of landscape photography 🙂
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Your welcome 🙂
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Yes, but you can’t see the forest for the trees!
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Thanks Ron, will work on the “forest” part next visit there 🙂
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Yes, and I like the pathway leading into the landscape.
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I’m getting the hang of landscapes 🙂
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Definitely…but (if it’s ok to say) I think it lacks a focal point.
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Your input is very welcomed and now looking again I see where the focus fell short. Thank you 🙂
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No, it’s a portrait of a disguised rabbit.
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Ha, ha didn’t think any one would see that silly wrabbit 🙂
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This composition leads the viewer in towards the pot ( is there a subliminal political message here ?) that implies sequential action and suggests a narrative. With colour there is a subtle tranquility to the narrative, but it also has an element of mystery. The mystery would become very dramatic in B&W or monochrome tonals.
You did something with the light/processing that I can not put my finger on. Either that or I have been dealing with winter for so long that I am having trouble adjusting to the shades of tropical greenery. 😀 .
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Yes, a lovely image.
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I agree with the above that the viewer is led down the garden path to the large pot.
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