Forever Leaning To The Right
by yamahondamom

Comment by dogbrush:
I couldn't work out the focal point of this piece, the resolution seems a little poor also sorry!

Forever Leaning To The Right
by yamahondamom

Comment by vtruan:
focus or dof off...

Forever Leaning To The Right
by yamahondamom

Comment by spiller:
Nothing seems in focus here right from the fence in front to the sky meeting the mountains. Even the building, the main subject, is not in focus. This might have been a good shot had it been taken closer to the building.

Forever Leaning To The Right
by yamahondamom

Comment by hcljs:
Focus is very important to an image. In this case, both the forground and the background are out of focus.

Forever Leaning To The Right
by yamahondamom

Comment by muckpond:
low quality, and i don't see any right angles in this photo.

Forever Leaning To The Right
by yamahondamom

Comment by wetland:
Pixelation got you...interesting image but compression seems to have impacted the quality of the image...unless you were going for the "right angles" of the pixels?

Forever Leaning To The Right
by yamahondamom

Comment by WildflowerJoy:
Color seems off... a bit fuzzy

Forever Leaning To The Right
by yamahondamom

Comment by Pedro:
not sure why this is so grainy - either your cam resolution is just too low for this kind of shot, or you used digital zoom, either in the cam or with software later. make sure you cam is set to the highest resolution and don't mess with it too much afterwards. PM me if you need any help. Pedro

Forever Leaning To The Right
by yamahondamom

Comment by faidoi:
Overexposed picture. Turn down the ISO setting. If it's on auto, play around with the manual mode. Are you taking the picture with 640X480? Use a higher pixel count and lower in a Photo program. It will give a better result then taking the picture in a lower resolution.

Forever Leaning To The Right
by yamahondamom

Comment by dr rick:
Sorry, but I don't see anything leaning here except a few minor plants in the foreground. And I don't perceive many right angles giving strength to this image. It appears rather pixelated, making the image very blurry. Did you intend the right angles in the square pixels to meet the challenge criteria? Intentional pixelation can be a useful compositional device in digital photographs, but the pixels need to be large enough to make it obvious that's what you are doing.