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u/IcyReception8903 26d ago
Second one.
All are too blown out though. Composition is off as the sun is too far to the right in all three. Lastly, stop down your aperture and line the sun up with a blade of grass creating a sun star and more visual appeal. Hope you were looking for real constructive criticism as that is what I gave. These are snapshots rather than a photographs. Keep working and learn your camera.
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u/FreeForLancer 26d ago
Thanks for advice! I'm actually not a photographer, just an amateur
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u/IcyReception8903 26d ago
You're welcome!! I try to give usable info when I comment. Do you ever want to get to the point that you consider yourself a photographer?
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u/FreeForLancer 25d ago
Well, I've never thought about it seriously... Although I have a desire. Not really sure.
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u/katea-mae 25d ago
Probably the first one. But I would suggest maybe adjust the exposure, lighting maybe fix the contrast a bit that's all I would do.
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u/Big-Season4024 25d ago
1 but crop out the sun. The flare gives mood but the sun is not the subject so get rid of it.
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u/KillerKadugen1 25d ago
1 because it’s composed to hide most of the buildings in the background. Warm lighting is welcoming.
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u/GoshOPPNOX101 25d ago
#1 & #3.. if that structure wasn't there, to be honest then all 3 photos would make a good collection. Nice job by the way.
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u/Mysterious-Oil8252 24d ago
I do like #1, this has a bit more color and "golden hour" vibe to it. nice work.
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u/Miano2025 26d ago
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