I had lot of fun in visitng Ennis Texas for Blue Bonnets. This was a four picture stitch to form a panaromic shot. Hope you like it.

D700 with 24-70mm. Handheld

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Suresh

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The fence on the left is highly distracting. The entire frame appears out-of-level, and the sky takes up too much of the image competing with the subject.

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What's nto to love about blue bonnets?

I like all the different shades of blue and green.

I don't mind the fence, it adds a good leading line. But the whole thing does seem out of level... of course the ground could be really sloping that way too.

Regardless, it's a very nice photo.

I think the section left of center would be a nice photo all on its own.

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Hello Suresh,
This has lots of very colorful greens and blues which I really like. I like the sky with the clouds too. Not sure about the fence. A pretty fence situated correctly would be a plus. The photo does seem to be not level or even to have a bit of a fisheye appearance. This would be a fun scene to shoot from some different perspectives. What if you shot from the side with the trees and used a couple trees as a frame? I wonder what it would look like if you got up higher like on a step ladder in order to see more of the blue bonnets? I would also like to see a macro shot of one of the blue bonnets posted in the macro forum. Thanks for posting this.
Tom

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