Enjoy Tenderness of Nature...

[Cool_shooting]

I think, this picture is very good in expressing tenderness of nature . Though it's best viewed fullscreen. I took it in the morning.
What do you think of it?
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[Young Shooter]

Its cool the way the frost is on the tree's branches but i think its empty like something should be one the left hand of the screen, this picture is just missing something thats all

[Steph_B]

I think, this picture is very good in expressing tenderness of nature . Though it's best viewed fullscreen. I took it in the morning.
What do you think of it?
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This is very soothing indeed.

I would suggest you to flip the pic such that the branches start on the left of the frame instead of the right. This would be the 'reading' direction which is the most natural for most of us (I guess).

This is very pleasing on the eye. Well done!

Cheers,

Steph.

[Steph_B]

Hey!

I forgot to welcome you to our forum. I do not recall having seen anybody else from Russia before. You might be the first. Welcome then! I hope this site will help you grow in the photographic Art.

Cheers,

Steph.

[Piet]

Thank you for commenting on my pale sky photo.I see waht you mean with the nice blue sky.Would the positioning in relation to the sun also have something to do with it.Your photo really captured the frostiness of the morning.Great photo.
Piet

[Cool_shooting]

Hi Steph!!
Thank you a lot !
I'm sure all suggestions here will help me!
Thanks again to everyone who answers my post!
Serge.

[Cool_shooting]

Thanks Piet!
About the sun... My thoughts... Well, a piece of sky close to the sun in a sunny day is always much whiter than the other part of the sky. So the closer you point your camera to the sun the more difficult choice you'll have: what should you expose well: dark trees, bushes or the sky and the sun? and more contrasty your shot will be.
There are probably some other rules about how high the sun is, that I don't know exactly...
I love to take pics in the morning!

Serge.