a trip back home C&C PLEASE

[nate_mcnasty]

here are some of the shot i got while i was home this weekend i haven't done any editing to them if i should do any what should i do?

thanks nate

 

[DerekSimon]

My favorites are #2 and #4 just because of their composition. The angle in #1 really was dull for me and #3 just didn't spur my attention and hold it. Overall great photos though...keep shooting.

Derek Simon
www.dereksimon.com

 

[nate_mcnasty]

anyone else have anything else?

 

[nate_mcnasty]

Nothing? don't mind if you say they look crapy

 

[KylePeterson]

Hope your shoes dried out after taking #4

 

[nate_mcnasty]

didn't even step in the water ha

 

[crawlingant]

I like P4.nice composition.

 

[KylePeterson]

I actually like #2 but I wish the sign had more of the orange

 

[LaFoto]

You're asking about things that might be done in pp?
Well, if it were mine, I'd clone out those two stray twigs in 3 which reach into your frame from above. You know which two I'm talking about?
And in Photo 2 I'd clone out that next tree which shows only just so little on the right.

I actually looked at Photo 1 for longer, taking in the straight verticals, which are really straight, which I like: the post, the main tree, the background trees. And suddenly, towards the top, that main tree breaks out of its straightness and divides ... I like that.

And I like the last, though it would have been nice to be able to follow that creek further into the pic and not have it end in a "cul-de-sac". Though I believe something very man-made would have shown in your frame had you stepped further to the left?

All in all I get the feeling that at this time of the year, the countryside "at home" is as bleak and dead (and waiting for spring to come) as it is around here...