denniskee said:my guess is that instead of a "lead in line", the fence becomes a "lead out line".
vincenthau said:if you can have more of the slope, this pic can turn better.
due to the composition of this pic, the tree is very big (main subject) but the fence & slope (secondary subject) is too small for the composition.... and also maybe because too much "empty space" on the left i think this made the slope a bit funny.
Chris Lim said:OK noted. thanks for your advice
vincenthau said:i am also learning too, that is what i feel personally only. I might be wrong too..... gathering more comments from others.
dun get demoralise if you recieved lousy comments. But the most important thing is that when you are taking a picture, you must ask yourself what are you taking, and what are you trying to tell people about this picture?
In the end, as long you find your pic is good and you are happy with it. Photography can be very personal, as long you follow certain principles. As for me , I will always try to follow a good principle of Composition, Constrast, Exposure.
clicknick said:I like the colors, and the tree is nice. Fence is the problem for me. PS away the fence if u can.
First, this composition give a feeling of unbalancedness, because of placement of the elements and the line. Is this what you want to tell people?Chris Lim said:Just a newbie shot. anyone can tell me how to improve on this?
Chris Lim said:Thanks Schon. Thank you all for the comments too. will improve the next picture i shoot.