Here is another picture. I really like this one, but that little bothersome person in it just...ruins it. I wish I could go back and tell him to move. Oh well. Just pretend he is a tree. Tell me what you think.
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Purple light in the canyon that is where I long to be With my three good companions just my rifle, pony and me --- "My Rifle My Pony and Me"
I really like how crisp the trees are in the background. Usually, it's lighter in the foreground and more shadowy behind that, but this is a nice inversion ^_^ I don't even think that the guy walking along the side of the road stands out too much (I didn't even notice him at first!). If it really bothers you though, you could probably tweak it a little in photoshop and blend him out entirely.
This is gorgeous Really, it is quite magnificent. I don't really have much more to say than that. Just that it really is very pretty and deserves the title of beautiful. I know, I'm a great critiquer of photographs, aren't I? *sarcasm* I just wanted to leave a comment telling you how much I love it
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I absolutely loved this! The colors and the shades and forms...
I only have a little nit-picky: the person standing there. It kind of messes it up, because it would be more beautiful if it was only nature (in my opinion). Other than that, great photo!
Piglet: How do you spell love? Pooh: You don't spell it. You feel it.
Yea, I know it would be ten times better if that person (who is in fact my little brother) wasn't standing there. Such a pain. Oh well. I still love this picture, brother or not. I'm glad you all like it!
Meadow
Purple light in the canyon that is where I long to be With my three good companions just my rifle, pony and me --- "My Rifle My Pony and Me"
Hey! This is a really wonderful picture. I just love the colours. They're good.
And yeah, the person is a little distracting but it's kind of ok, because he sort of blends ing. As in he's not wearing something bright and blue!
Nitpicks:
1.I find your positioning a little disturbing. I think you should have moved to your left a little more so that the "road to nowhere" s sort of more central. (I know I'm not phrasing it right here, but yeah that's kind of what I feel)
2. NOthing else:)
~Lava
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