Was takin pics of the beautiful sky, didn't actually mean to get the man in the photo. Looking at it afterwards I realized it works quite nice for the rule of thirds. Added a sepia layer, played around with the highlights and contrast a bit.
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7 - Nice shot, nice sepia(?). Criticism; horizon needs a nudge up on the right. Perhaps an even sharper angle/perspective here, gaining a little more detail / drama from the rocks, not sure. Even to 'make use' of those poles/'leading lines' maybe, who knows. Technically, while no 'expert', looks like good use of at least two, even three rules here to me.
This is a nicely balanced / easy on the eye picture. The subject is small surrounded by vast space, which in my opinion portrays the overall title very well. Ultimately, makes the entire picture a subject. The location of the person is great, and leaves a nice balance.
I really like the placement of the person. The detail in the shadows is good, particularly the row that leads up to the person. Image is very sharp and follows rule of thirds well.
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