What was I thinking?

The rule of thirds, water at the bottom third, basket in the top, off set slightly to the left.
Water in the shot makes it more interesting than a full frontal view.
Good blue sky, Hoya UV(o) filter and a PL filter. 14-45 kit lens.
Mid morning, not noon sun.
Branch on the left needs to go, I can see that so pretend it's not there.

With that said how did I do???????????

OO ya I had to get a picture of my dirty truck:thumbsup:

http://i122.photobucket.com/albums/o276/sparkstyson/BaskeyMedium.jpg


http://i122.photobucket.com/albums/o276/sparkstyson/FrontMedium.jpg


http://i122.photobucket.com/albums/o276/sparkstyson/TruckMedium.jpg

For some reason the first image is distorted, It looks like it should be taller?

I like them. Looks like you might have used that polarizer I sent you? Boy would Yogi Bear have a field day with that picinic basket. Don't stack them filters, you have some vignetting on the last one.
Greg

Holy crap!!!!!!!! I didn't even notice!!

Here is a tighter crop Does it work.

http://i122.photobucket.com/albums/o276/sparkstyson/BaskeyMedium-1.jpg


Is this a better view?
http://i122.photobucket.com/albums/o276/sparkstyson/SideviewMedium.jpg

If ever there was an office building that represented what a company does, this is it. You captured the essence very well Tyson. Colors are rich, and the composition is nice.
John

First of all, congrats to the architect. Then congrats to the co. that decided to go ahead cause most are probably too conservative to.

I think the shots are good but the first one is just too saturated/dark with the blues. My favorite is the 2nd one on the second posting. Really straightforward shot, clear, clean and right there.