a house is a house, there aren't many good ways to photograph a house (i'd know, I'm a real estate assistant, which means home photography). The composition of the other ones isn't too great. First of all, you rarely want the sun in your picture unless its somehow obscured by an object/clouds/whatever. It darkens the rest of the picture and makes it difficult to get proper exposure... for the pic of the beach with all the tracks in the sand and whatnot, I'd suggest makeing the sand itself the subject and forget the water/sky... look for an interesting pattern and get a closeup. The one with the dude in it isn't bad composition-wise, its just a boring subject. Chipmunk pic needs to be either closer in or redone with the chipmunk not in the center of the pic.

 

will someone explain to this guy that my last comment was in reference to the fact that his "blow me" comment was elementary.

 

..:uhhok: ...thanks peter...thanks..:doh:

 

thanks...how bout this one...but the chipmunk is blurry

 

Wow, you're really on your game dude. First day using the internet? :rofl:

 

it would work if your main objective was the leafes :happysad:

 

leaves, use dictionary.com next time

 

yes its a single house...my mom designed the inside...

and the next HAN meAt is @ C-Bass's beach...better than a house...wouldnt ya say so...

 

:happysad: I'd get a photography composition book or class and start with the basics

 

Get a Life.