[Irma]

I am working with composition lately. Sometimes things turn just a bit square

Spring in Germany



**Thanks again to Petographer for the link of Virtual Photographer. **

Three poles

[Lak]

Gotta love the framing in #1 Absolutely superb.

[shuttertalk]

#1 for me too. I absolutely love the dividing lines and areas of colour - blue, green and yellow. Well done Irma!

[EnglishBob]

I don't know what it is about #1 but something bothers me. I really like #2 though.

[Toad]

The texture and little white flowers in #2 works for me.

[Don Schaeffer]

These are great. Really mature photographs. Good work Irma.

[muzza]

Hi Irma,

#1: I think this shot has potential. I am a little put off by the patch of green (grass?) on the left. To me it seems to break up the distinction between the trees and the flowers Perhaps stepping forward a little could have eliminated this. The rest however is as pretty as a picture! heheh All the elements work together to create a very enjoyable shot.

#2: This is a good shot. For some reason I want to see a young girl in a floral dress sitting on the grass reading a book. Dont ask me why! THe shot has a very 'old world' feel to it.

[Irma]

I have found very difficul to take good landscapes. The composition in this kind of pictures has been a problem, most of the times my pictures turn out boring. That is why I found interesting the picture #1. I want to try this again but with buildings and houses, to make it even more geometrical.

I like #2 as well. That was a pitty, indeed that I didn't have anything more around...

Thanks for your comments and advice

[Petographer]

Hi Irma
I'll have to agree with Muzza about #1. The yellow stops abruptly on the left. Clone tool? Still very nice.

[Kombisaurus]

Wonderful Irma!

Great little experiments, and #2 is stunning if you ask me Love those little white flowers, they look like they are glowing.

[Irma]

Thanks for your comments Colin and Adrian.