and someone has to be second!

[janesa13]

[Fraggleroxer]

this is really good example of "natural framing" were you frame the subject with another subject. i would have liked to see its from a little to the right though.... dont have much else to say cause flowers arnt really my thing... great capture...

keep shooting

zach

[janesa13]

thanks,
but what do you mean by framing an object with another object?
i'm new to photography

[Fraggleroxer]

Originally Posted by janesa13

thanks,
but what do you mean by framing an object with another object?
i'm new to photography

do u see how the tunnel frames the cars. see the tunnel "frames" the subject of the cars, biker, buildings, etc....just like the trees frame ur shot. get it?

[janesa13]

ooo...i see now...
I guess I got that by luck....it looks good so I took it

[SexyNinjaMonkey]

Personally i think this photo is pretty good as is... If you moved the shot over you would wind up with everything too centred... I hate shots with everything perfectly aligned... They just look so fake. So yeah, Nice shot

[Joshua Schroeder]

I feel like it would have more impact if you were a little closer to the people. Also, I would likely have cropped it a little closer in. It feels to me like there is more green at the top than there needs to be; feels a bit top-heavy.

It is a very good example of framing and utilized the rule-of-thirds well. Overall, it's a very nice picture and easy to look at.

[SueB]

I really like this shot. The first thing that attracted me was the colours-warm reds and browns next to cool blues and greens. When I really started to look at the image I noticed the wonderful lines that pull you into the picture. I love the natural framing of the trees which sets up a circular motion which really gives alot of impact.
I like where you have placed the people in the image. Their size and neutrality do not stop you from going further down the path. If they were closer I think you would be splitting your subjects. (what is this picture about-people or landscape for example.) With this composition you have made a strong choice as to the subject.
To make this an even stronger image I would like to get rid of that too bright white at the end of the path, I guess it's the water in the fountain with the bright sun on it, but it just seems too bright for the soft lighting in the forefront and I think draws your eye too quickly along the path lines.
A really nice shot. Thanks for sharing this image.

[deck]

Nice shot! if you can go and take the shot again, try waiting for something special to pass by, like an old couple, or someone on a bike, just a suggestion, the pic is already nice as it is tho
also try to watch out for the angle of the sun since this scene has potential for dramatic sunrays

[Fraggleroxer]

Originally Posted by SexyNinjaMonkey

Personally i think this photo is pretty good as is... If you moved the shot over you would wind up with everything too centred... I hate shots with everything perfectly aligned... They just look so fake. So yeah, Nice shot

what i wanted was for the path that is coming into the foreground to end up right in the corner, it would feel more natural that way for me