I like the imagery in this photo. Both play and work. A couple comments... if only the camera was level and not tilted to the right, it wouldn't feel the picture is falling over. And it looks a little over-processed to me in the tree leaves... maybe it is just an artifact of the down-sizing for web display. Nice composition though.
Not sure if it was intended but your horizon is leaning down to the right by a few degrees. Makes the tyre swing look strange as it's not hanging straight down.
This picture catches my attention. My initial reaction when it loaded was "country summer?" How so?
Upon looking again, the mobile irrigation system in the background sets the rural tone. Growing up in south and traveling to see family in south Georgia or vacationing in Florida I have often seen settings so close to this in the dry, hot southern Georgia peanut, cotton or soybean fields that this image evokes memories.
The tire swing in focus in the foreground threw me at the start but for anyone that's endured a hot summer here in the south, the only thing missing from this photo is the gnats.
Technically I would like the see it cropped a little smaller with a little less grass in the foreground but your composition and editing are very good.
Lovely scene and perfect colour. It wouldn`t have taken much effort to straighten up in photoshop or similar program. You will be marked down for this which is a shame.6
Nice shot, this one needs to be rotated a shade CCW to look "right". Our eyes expect pendulums to be up and down, and the tire hanging in the center of the picture clearly is off. The rope should be hanging straight down, as it would in real life.
Man, this is so far titled to the right, I'm going to fall off of my chair I think. :) It's amazing to me how such a great shot like this can be ruined because it's tilted and the photographer didn't even notice this basic thing!!!! 6. (if not tilted, an 8 or 9).
I do not believe the irrigation equipment help this photo. Could you have rotated the photo 1 degree or 2 so as to make the tree swing hang correctly (or was it moving?).
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