Nice use of leading lines and the overall composition is excellent. Im not sure I am a big fan of the b/w used here, I would like to see this in color. Please keep in mind this is only a personal choice and nothing more.
i like the way that on one side the rosemary comes to the edge on the bottom while the mountain across and above it fills the other edge. It makes a really cool diagonal in a very neat straight rowed image...
Im weird I guess... it just stood out to me. The \ line is very pleasing to my eye.
I like the nice neat rows and how they lead into the frame. For me, personally, though, I would probably increase the contrast. YMMV because I tend to like really contrasty things. :)
On its own, I like the shot, but it doesn't thrill me. However, after looking at other shots in your portfolio, this one is great as part of a collection. Along with horses, fences, trees stretching every which way, this photo just belongs with the rest.
Nicely seen rows...I hope you don't mind my saying so, but I think this might work better with the sky cropped out, perhaps just above the tops of the white trees?
I like the way the rows of rosemary bushes lead to, or converge upon, firstly the verticals of the trunks, and then several horizontal layers of the composition.
They have rosemary farms? I'd never thought of that. It's a very serene setting, that looks like it's waiting for something to happen. That structure at top of the hill at right (of picture) almost looks like a small plane or a glider ready to slide into the picture.
Oh what a fabulous title. It has a double or even triple entendre. I get so caught up in the words sometimes, that the image by itself is secondary. I like them both - together. :)
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