It is a good idea but the overal technical quality of this image is very poor. It is not in clear focus and the color and sky bland. Trying something with a little differente perspective that includes something for foreground interest would help to.
Photo quality : terrible.pixelated out of focus and washed colors.
Sky is overexposed
Overblown white subject on the field.Looks like is taken by Cell-phone camera. 2
This is a great idea. The lines of the fields are good subjects, as you've noticed! The way they lead to the house or barn is nice, too. I laso like how the house is just below half way down. This is really out of focus, though, and a bit overexposed. You'll probably want to check that next time.
Very sorry, but this has very little going for it. It's out of focus, lacks a focal point of interest and is way over exposed. If you have the ability with your camera I would lower your f-stop to about f6-8, focus around 2/3 of the way across the field and try getting low down to include some corn in the foreground or something to alter the bland point of view. This would give the viewer the sense of being involved in the photo rather than simply presented with a scene that one is familiar with from a car window.
Challenge: 10
Technical: 2 A tripod I think would have slowed the the slight motion.
Compostion: 2 I would have tried to get the horizontal line by the trees perpendicular to the lines created from the crop fields. I have also tried to keep the closer barn within the frame of the picture. The idea is to keep the eye within the picture and not let it stray around.
Appeal: 3 I lost the wow factor due to the blurness.
Overall: 4
Ok, the lines are in the field yes? If thats the case then it's very blurry. The trees and the sky and buildings don't add anything to the shot and could have been cropped out. Maybe a slight horizontal rotation to the left to straighten the shot. It's main downfall however is the focus. I gave it a 2.
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