Carillon
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Soldato
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I'm sorry I find the subject a little boring. To be honest it is very difficult to make any buildings look interesting in photos, especially buildings around GB, they have a very 'seen one - seen them all' effect on me.
The irritating thing that I find is that there will be times where I go 'wow that's cool' and then snap away. Rarely am I able to transfer it to an image.
Technically I'd have offset the tower to the left and had more of the path in the lower right of the image.
The irritating thing that I find is that there will be times where I go 'wow that's cool' and then snap away. Rarely am I able to transfer it to an image.
Technically I'd have offset the tower to the left and had more of the path in the lower right of the image.
I agree with Steve, the composition isn't right.
Check out The Rule of Thirds. The basic rule of thumb is; don't stick your subject in the centre of the frame. It's not your fault but another problem is the trees get in the way of the subject.
Panzer
Check out The Rule of Thirds. The basic rule of thumb is; don't stick your subject in the centre of the frame. It's not your fault but another problem is the trees get in the way of the subject.
Panzer
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Also you could use the path leading up to the building, more to your advantge to lead the eye in to the image.