Somethings Missing

ok, heres teh picture. it looks great, but i just feel like there's something missing, if you'd like to see the original, or play with it a bit, just give me your email and it'll be off

 

ill admit i dont know much about photography, but a human subject in the foreground might help.

 

I agree, it looks great technically, but it just doesn't quite do it for me. I think my problem with it is that it reminds me of the windows xp default wallpaper And maybe the horizon is a bit too close to centered???? Aside from that, the picture is excellent, keep up the good work!

 

ahhh, a human would help tremendiosly...

and i'll try to keep up the good work, just for you

 

Welcome to Windows Protean, the latest in our great line of operating systems. Tee hee! Nice photo.

 

WhileI think this suggestion crosses the line from Photography to Digital Imaging I would suggest finding something to paste into the foreground using Photoshop. If you took a photo of something relevant in similar lighting conditions it should be a fairly seamless integration.

It is an amazing picture in regards to colors and contrast but as soon as I ask myself what the subject is I'm scratching my head a bit.

I know people will look down on this (including myself to a degree) because you're creating something later on that wasn't in the original frame but I'd say as long as you're not saying it's a genuine photo, who cares. It's not like you're killing puppies or anything.

 

Remember the old principle, that a picture should tell a story, i.e. If you put a caption to your shot, what would it be?? Do you get my point, it's difficult to put a name to it. Sorry to be blunt, but it doesn't say anything.

 

I agree.

 

A cow would look good in there. I like cows so maybe that isn't the best advice

 

I actually think that if you had simply lowerd yourself a little and made the plant (corn?) the subject with the horizon a little higher it would help tremendously without completely changing the idea.

 

hahahaha

thanks for all the help, and i pretty much agree with all the comments, i was thinking about a scarecrow instead of a cow tho

 

It’s not that bad, only has a few problems, (1) the framing the bottom seems odd IMO, seeing the ground may have helped some: (2) did you think about a fake panoramic crop off the top (3) colors have an old slide look to them, was that you wanted if not play with the levels in PS (4) try a B&W convention