This is pretty nice. It looks like a wide depth of field (DOF) was used since most everything looks to be pretty much in focus. If your camera allows you to set your aperture it may be interesting to see what results you get with a narrow DOF (higher aperture number) while focusing on the building to put the foreground leaves out of focus and blur them creating an intersting border. (Sorry if you already knew the terms, it's just a habit from teaching)
Great Photo! 2 things I like the best - 1 the way the chimneys make a great diagonal line - great angle 2-The way the light shines through the leaves - very translucent. Excellent photo quality! None of those absolutely frustrating purple fringes/abberations - that alone scores well with me. Great work 9 Ruthann
I like this one - What the heck are the chimneys? I think I need a history lesson. I like to composition and all the light, sky, sky reflected in windows, light through the leaves. Only thing I don't like is how dark the bushes ae in the front. I know it couldn't be helped - maybe a friend could have pulled them down out of the way.
I like the composition and framing of this. It is a touch overexposed at the top , I think, but that causes a nice effect on the leaves. I like hoe the plastic (?) is torn off of one window. karmat
Something old. Use your photographic technique to emphasize the age of your subject. Composition - good Technical Aspects - quite good Meets Challenge - I'm having trouble here. Mistreated, not old? Visual Impact / Originality - ok
This picture is almost more interesting for the way the light shines through the leaves than the building itself. The framing is nice and catching the sun in front of you is always tricky to get right. You do manage to capture a lot of the building detail but it doesnt stand out as the subject strongly enough for me.
i like the chimneys (or whatever they are) all lined up on the top. the sunshine is a little too strong, even though it creates nice patterns on the overlapping leaves, but that leaves the main object (the building) dark and not as much the focus of the shot as it should be. -- gr8photos (5)
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