This is the Bennington Monument taken on this cloudy, beautiful fall day. I do like the top photo as my eyes are focused on many different items in the picture, i.e. the monument, clouds, beauty of the colorful trees. The bottom picture my eyes focused immediately on the monument and the colorful trees in front of. This was a very cool assignment.
Nice job on your Rule of Thirds photos! I love the shot with the off-set....I think it makes the scene look much larger because the viewer gets to fill in some of the details in their own mind. When the subject is centered we don't get to use our imaginations as much.
ReplyDeleteNice Job. I like both of the photos. I think the offset photo causes the viewer to look at what is around the monument more than the center photo.
ReplyDeletei would have to agree i really like the shot with the offset because of the depth it adds to the picture
ReplyDeleteLove how you applied the rule of thirds - the first photo is fantastic... looks like it could be a postcard!
ReplyDeleteI like both of these shots. They are distinct in their own way. The offset one gives more of the foliage and fog, and the centered one makes a monument the focal point of the picture. Nothing wrong with that!!! Great job
ReplyDeleteI have to go with the others the offset picture is more appeasing to me although both are great shots I like the offset one better.
ReplyDeleteI love the Bennington monument...still the tallest "building" in southern Vermont yes?
ReplyDeleteThe one on the third is my favorite - love the mist!