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musabmian

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Some Landscape Photos i took.. C7C please.. Thanks
 

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so no one likes these..?
 
Hiya Musab, and welcome to ThePhotoForum.
Yes, I like them. They all are pretty straightforward landscape photos.
My favourite is the one with the yellow benches, as it sports sooo much green. The fluffy foreground greens are a bit irritating at first, but after a while they look ok.
Were these taken in your country? (Which I say is Pakistan, am I right?)
 
#1 is my favorite. The red boat gives it a little kick. Like Lafoto said, straight forward landscapes. Sometime just nice to look at is enough.
I don't care much for #3. The intrusion of man by building a road in the wilderness just isn't pleasant to look at in real life or in a photo, IMHO
 
Thanks for the c&c
yes, these are from my trip to the hilly resort area of Rawalakot, Banjosa Northern Pakistan, about 10,000 feet above sea level
#1 and #2 are my favorites as well

Thanks again
 
You will often get more comments if you number your images and maybe tell folks a bit about each one and why you like them, or not, as the case may be. If you number your images, it makes it a lot easier for a reviewer to refer to them, rather than having to flip back and forth to make sure they have the correct one for the comments they are writing. If you tell us something about each one, then it places the image in context and gives a reviewer a better idea of what you might have been trying to capture. These are fairly decent landscape snapshots, but what makes any of them special - maybe the last one is the best one - my opinion - the others are just snapshots to me. Might prove helpful for you to google " landscape composition" on the web and see what you can find that might help, for example - 4 Rules of Composition for Landscape Photography and the link at the bottom of the page. HTH.

WesternGuy
 

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