It's a swirling world.....

[sarrasani]

Biotar 58 mm. at TA with a7r, and PP emphasizing this particular effect.

4k resolution clicking on image, if you like.

All the best,
Sandro

 

[WesternGuy]

It would be to your advantage to number your images when you post them This makes it easier for a reviewer to refer to a specific image.

Th first one has a defined subject but the entire image is quite cluttered, so that it ends up looking like a snapshot. The main subject which is in focus, gets lost in the out of focus background. I would have moved in closer and allowed the subject to fill the frame.

The second one has one well-defined subject, but the background while out of focus is very distracting, thus it took me a few seconds to actually find the subject. The subject is place in the centre of the image which is not the best place for most subjects. I don't know if you are familiar with the Rule of Thirds (ROT), but, if not, then you might want to check it out. Also, as I said for the second one, I would have moved in closer and allowed the subject to fill the frame.

I don't know what to make of the third one as it has the looks of a snapshot. What's the subject here? If it is the statue, then you would have been better to take a portrait mode image of the stature with very minimal out of focus background.

WesternGuy