One big basket!!! The fruit was looking through the view finder.

[Tyson L. Sparks]

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:

[Tyson L. Sparks]

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

[Greg McCary]

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

[Tyson L. Sparks]

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

[Tyson L. Sparks]

Here is a tighter crop Does it work.




Is this a better view?

[swmdrayfan]

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

[GB1]

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.