Challenge 24: Ish's Landscapes

[ish]

I only have a few to begine with from apple picking last weekend. :) I hope to find some more shots in the city~

http://everett.smugmug.com/photos/10092326-M.jpg

http://everett.smugmug.com/photos/9961703-M.jpg

*Can't wait to have some of the apple pie I picked up for dessert*

[tmlphoto]

I only have a few to begine with from apple picking last weekend. :) I hope to find some more shots in the city~

http://everett.smugmug.com/photos/10092326-M.jpg

http://everett.smugmug.com/photos/9961703-M.jpg

*Can't wait to have some of the apple pie I picked up for dessert*
The first has some interesting colors and textures. I'm not sure if I like the composition or not. Do you have any other versions? I like the simple, clean look it has.

I think the second image could lose a little of the foreground in front of the apples, but is fine like it is. Could be a cover shot for "Apple Almanac". (not a real magazine, but I liked the name:D .

[DJ-S1]

I like the second one, it's cool the way the arrangement of the apples leads your eye down the path. :thumb

[gubbs]

I think the second one might benefit from Rutt's lab curve treatment to punch up the colour of the grass

[happysnapper]

I really like both these shots, I too like the way the apples lead your eye up the garden path, however I do like the first photo better (just my opinion). I fiond the photo intriging, I like how both the apple and the leaf are only partially visable, and I like how the murky water frames the subject.

[cmr164]

I really like both these shots, I too like the way the apples lead your eye up the garden path, however I do like the first photo better (just my opinion). I fiond the photo intriging, I like how both the apple and the leaf are only partially visable, and I like how the murky water frames the subject.
I think I agree but you ought to get a specific statement from Andy that it is on topic. His thoughts on that have not always paralleled that of the group and he is the filter.

[aero-nut]

I like the color contrast. I think the second photo has more "umph" to it. Maybe a stronger depth of field effect might help?

[ish]

Thanks for the comments everyone. I agree about the first photo maybe not pertaining to the theme. The second one is not bad, but I am not excited enough about it to submit it I think.

Hopefully I can find some cityscapes this week since I live in downtown Chicago.

[miketaylor01]

Of these two images I like the second one alot. The first one doesnt really say anything to me but the second onr kinda jumped out at me. I like the composition and the unique perspective you attained with this shot. Great work and I hope you find some more good shots like this when you head to the city.

[Gissur]

The first has some interesting colors and textures. I'm not sure if I like the composition or not. Do you have any other versions? I like the simple, clean look it has.

I think the second image could lose a little of the foreground in front of the apples, but is fine like it is. Could be a cover shot for "Apple Almanac". (not a real magazine, but I liked the name:D .
I don't know if I like the Decomposition or not!

[ish]

Now I am not too sure about this idea of "cityscapes" and what exactly qualifies. The articles that Andy posted seemed to include a whole slew of things... Either way, which of these do you feel captures "cityscape" the best?:




http://everett.smugmug.com/photos/10195034-M.jpg



http://everett.smugmug.com/photos/10196015-M.jpg

[gubbs]

I think the first one, but I think it would be even better if there were some car lights moving through :dunno

The last one is really cool too, its almost 2 photographs in 1, the purples in the bridge structure are excellent, shame about the blown area.

[ish]

Still looking.... :)

http://everett.smugmug.com/photos/10282307-M.jpg

[ish]

Some fall colors, but are they landscapes? THe problem here is that this is an urban park with a lot of clutter filling in the broader scenes, so I had to try and be pretty narrow in where I pointed my camera if I wanted a "clean" view without gas stations and ugly buildings...

:)


http://everett.smugmug.com/photos/10331621-M.jpg

http://everett.smugmug.com/photos/10331635-M.jpg

[ish]

And then in B&W:

http://everett.smugmug.com/photos/10393577-M.jpg

http://everett.smugmug.com/photos/10393578-M.jpg