Landscape Straight Images

Landscape Straight Images
As landscape is a very broad phrase, anything could be captured whilst photographing for the subject matter of landscape. Therefore, there is no need to create a spider diagram because anything can be captured.

Top 5 Images
This first image for landscape is one of my favourite images that I've taken for the Landscape subject matter. This image is of a town landscape that features some wildlife and also man-made construction. The sky is the most dominant feature within this image. The rule of thirds also features within this image twice. The red brick building is featured within the far right of the image and also the floor is framed within the bottom third of the image.


The next image was taken at night outside of college. I decided to black out my house so that there would be no light emitting into the frame from behind me as I wanted this image to be a dark as possible. The street lamps were the only light source that I wanted in the image however there were some lights emitting from a window. Despite this, I still really like the image.


This next image was taken mid-day in a forest. I decided to feature the rule of thirds within this image also. The photographer within frame is photographing the landscape but i am photographing both her and the landscape she is photographing. There is also a connoted frame within this image as the photographer's camera counts as a frame.



This next image is one of my favourites also. The contrast between man-made buildings and nature creates an effect on the audience - Especially when combined with the horse in centre of frame. There are almost depressing connotations within this image as it seems that the horse is outcast from society with the busy town centre in the background.



This next image is my least favourite of the 5 but I included it into my top 5 because it allows for all of my top 5 images to be very different from each other. This image is of a crossroad between two paths. By the image including diagonal lines, the image takes the audience on a journey and also gives them a wide verity of places to look within the image.