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I like this piece because of the mood to it. It's a little more moodier. I think the birds swinging low on the ground like that coming across like black blotches contributes, but also just the textures developed by dead or brown foliage and grass help. It reminds of those movies or television shows where everything starts off quite and tranquil in town until you follow the trail of crow. I think the arcs of the branches in the background help contribute to that overall mood too.

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This one was a lot of play for me. I was constantly cropping and changing the filter to see what fit best. I liked this outcome because although it's asymmetrical there's a bit of a radial balance to it as the tree of the foreground seemingly shapes the trees of the background like a puzzle piece. I chose the black and white filter because the contrast in the foreground was really high and it reminded me of a classic universal monsters pictures and the more I looked at the squirrel in the corner the more menacing it looked....

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I liked this picture because of the imposing negative space of the empty blue sky up against the nearly empty road gave a certain peace and tranquility to it which is not something normally obtained by a taller than wider frame. I think the symmetry along the y axis really contributes to the serenity of the peace and having that landscape against a big blue endless sky reminds me of the way an astronomer or an astronaut might view earth. With space it seems a lot more tranquil.

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I like how this picture came out because of how the negative and positive space play with each other. The way the leaves and the branches seemingly connect and as they criss cross and layer over each other creates cool shapes in the background and they almost look fractal because of how endless those shapes seem to be both with the leaves and the webbing of the trees. The almost orange leaves against the blue sky enhance that feature as complimentary colors and gives in a little more to a visual play.

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I like birds because they're practically the only species to gather in formations, so they're not only satisfying to look at one at a time, but also to watch them as a collective. It has a tendency to create interesting compositions no matter how you look at them. In this case here for example, even when they're doing something as simple as bathing in the sunlight they still trail in one general direction and as a collective they all generally display one mood. It's very calm and tranquil. I chose this as my atmospheric perspective example because I really like the way each plane is separated. Particularly the foreground, the rocky surface against, the middle ground, the birds and the water. Not only is it an earthly frame for an earthly picture, but there's immediately that sense of space.