Classic country

[>JJ<]

This is a picture I took whilst at a conference for university in Tasmania Australia (it was an architecture conference and I ended up taking about 1 or 2 pictures of the actual architecture, the landscape was so beautiful)

This is a farm in the town of Ross half way between Launceston and Hobart. Critique very welcome

[Lava Lamp]

This is a picture I took whilst at a conference for university in Tasmania Australia (it was an architecture conference and I ended up taking about 1 or 2 pictures of the actual architecture, the landscape was so beautiful)

This is a farm in the town of Ross half way between Launceston and Hobart. Critique very welcome

I like it, but it feels a little like two photos - the one on the left of the tree, and the one on the right of the sheep. Do you see what I mean?

[Steph_B]

I like it, but it feels a little like two photos - the one on the left of the tree, and the one on the right of the sheep. Do you see what I mean?

Yep.....

I like the composition and the color ... mostly the sky... The light gave you a great photographic opportunity here...

but...

I am puzzled by the lack of sharpness on the left and on the right. I thought that maybe your focus plane was too far away from the FG, but then the first sheep is tack sharp. ??? This is probably what Lava Lamp was referring to..

Cheers,

Steph.

[>JJ<]

Thanks for the feedback guys,

Lava Lamp: I do kind of see what you mean, is this a bad thing?, I kind of like the the detail of "two" images put together, or do you think they detract by being distracting to the other element?

Steph_B: I hadn't really noticed this myself, I not sure what has happen......fog maybe (ha ha), P.S this picture hasn't been touched in photoshop, so its not that.