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<blockquote data-quote="Horoscope Fish" data-source="post: 179433" data-attributes="member: 13090">All of this is subjective so we could go round and round about whether or not it's a &quot;good&quot; thing or a &quot;bad&quot; thing. Simply put, basic rules of composition suggest you need to define a subject. Once you've defined your subject, another rule suggests putting your horizon at either the top third of your frame or the bottom third of your frame depending on what your subject is. You can reply with, &quot;But I like it better this way...&quot; Okay, fine. It's your photo, do what you need to do to be happy with it and yes; there are those times when throwing out all the rules turns out a fantastic image. It's uncommon, but it definitely happens. Personally speaking I just don't happen to think this is one of those times. Just my opinion. Again, they're your pictures do what you need to be happy with them.Here's a suggested cropping...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Horoscope Fish, post: 179433, member: 13090"] All of this is subjective so we could go round and round about whether or not it's a "good" thing or a "bad" thing. Simply put, basic rules of composition suggest you need to define a subject. Once you've defined your subject, another rule suggests putting your horizon at either the top third of your frame or the bottom third of your frame depending on what your subject is. You can reply with, "But I like it better this way..." Okay, fine. It's your photo, do what you need to do to be happy with it and yes; there are those times when throwing out all the rules turns out a fantastic image. It's uncommon, but it definitely happens. Personally speaking I just don't happen to think this is one of those times. Just my opinion. Again, they're your pictures do what you need to be happy with them. Here's a suggested cropping... [/QUOTE]

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