ridding horse.....

[Art]

Hi all, this statute is showing a kid ridding a horse, not a classic horse as you may see

can you please critic composition and background color, it was edited

Thanks Art

Exif

Canon XS
focal length 39mm
f 5
exposure 0.3

[flytyer57]

I like the colors, but I don't like the looking where I've been effect here. Should have positioned the "horse" on the left side.

[Art]

Originally Posted by flytyer57

I like the colors, but I don't like the looking where I've been effect here. Should have positioned the "horse" on the left side.

what would be the difference, if it is in the ROT?
thanks for your comments
Art

[gagehingeley]

Originally Posted by Art

what would be the difference, if it is in the ROT?
thanks for your comments
Art

I think it would look better on the left too because since the sea horse is faced to the right it will give it a sense of motion and distance to get out of the frame instead of being on the right and leaving the frame. Kind of weird explanation but thats what I think.

[Art]

Originally Posted by gagehingeley

I think it would look better on the left too because since the sea horse is faced to the right it will give it a sense of motion and distance to get out of the frame instead of being on the right and leaving the frame. Kind of weird explanation but thats what I think.

i see, thanks for your comment

[milosh]

Originally Posted by flytyer57

I like the colors, but I don't like the looking where I've been effect here. Should have positioned the "horse" on the left side.

I agree! It's a very nice photo btw, nice colours and a very interesting silhouette.

[Art]

Originally Posted by milosh

I agree! It's a very nice photo btw, nice colours and a very interesting silhouette.

thanks for your comments
Art

[Krusty79]

It's usually better if it looks like your subject is entering the frame, not exiting it.

[Art]

Originally Posted by Krusty79

It's usually better if it looks like your subject is entering the frame, not exiting it.

Yeah, I have heard something about that, as far as I know, in the left says something, in the right says has other meaning

Am I right?

Thanks for your comment

[Krusty79]

Originally Posted by Art

Yeah, I have heard something about that, as far as I know, in the left says something, in the right says has other meaning

Am I right?

Thanks for your comment

Since in this case, your subject if facing right, it would look like it is entering the frame if it was placed on the left side of your image and vice versa. I don't know about any other meaning. I think the only time I would not follow this suggestion is if I had a really fast moving object or animal and I wanted to emphasize its speed.