A couple from last night:

[n30_mkii]

Got there a little late, but would like some C + C if possible

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Nikon Coolpix 7900
Taken at a lacal place called weaver hill, on the edge of the peak district near Dovedale;

 

[JBuk]

i like them all

i think no.3 needs something to give it a little more interest though

 

[n30_mkii]

Any other comments appreciated.

 

[hoodmeister]

2 for me - it has the most going on in the foreground. I'd have perhaps gotten down reeallll low and looked for interesting silhouettes.

Skies are lovely though.

 

[bigredshark]

nice work, I've been chasing that style shot of a fencepost for a while and haven't got a decent result yet. I'd be tempted to punch up saturation and play in photoshop to get a really vivid sky (cheating but spectacular)

Still, their all nice work, 3 is a little bland without a subject but technically good all the same. hoodmeister has it right, I'd have looked to get quite low down and found some interesting subjects...

 

[n30_mkii]

Thanks for the comments, i noticed out of my bedroom window that there was a great sunset, but really i was 30mins too late, didn't have time to check over the area for framing potential. I agree a lower shot for numbers one an two would have worked better, but there was a huge drop where the pics were taken, so getting lower down would have more than likely cancelled out the sky's potential.

I think i'm getting better though..Practice makes perfect

 

[Belly]

I flipped shot No 1 horzontally, then cropped it so that the perpendicular post was to the left of the shot. I left a small margin above and below the perpendicular post and a large area to the right (almost to your margin) to make it as if the horizontal stump of the post was pointing to the West....

I'd up-load it if I knew how to do it.

I was pleased with the result.

 

[n30_mkii]

Sounds good, i still need to play with them a little more myself