-6 in the middle of Lincolnshire

[Bootsy]

after riding around for a hour looking for a farm this morning as i was given duff information. this is the lane i was looking for.as there's a truck broken down at the bottom but i felt he could a wait a minute more as i took this shot i like the frozen webs and the undisturbed look.
c&c welcome

[Mike Buckley]

I really like this style of photography and you made it happen wonderfully. I only wonder if I would prefer more space on the left side.

[easternlight]

Dear Paul,

I am wondering if you need to crop it a little bit more on the left side. That the hedge "walks" out of the picture and the focus stays on the hedges and the road in between. Good photographing!

[FootLoose]

Beautiful shot, Paul. This kind of composition sets the imagination at work...

[Bobobird]

I am with the "yes" crowd. Nicely done.

[Bootsy]

Thanks for the feedback I think I'll have another go with the left hand side

[andrewaxford]

Nice shot Paul i like the gateway on the left showing as it gives me options to explore. Andrew

[MaggieR]

I really like the way this turned out. It gives me a peaceful feeling while looking at it. Good job.

[MilT0s]

A wonderful shot for sure.

However it doesn't seem as balanced as it could (at least for me). Either more room on the left or some crop on the right could probably enhance the composition.

[shreds]

I like it a lot.

You were braver than me this morning as

1. Didn't have the camera with me
2. Didn't want to step out even with the iPhone as it was too cold!

[Bootsy]

slightly different crop

[kdoc856]

Nice, Paul

That's exactly the crop I was thinking of when i first saw this image. Really nice shot.

[Coinneachmhor]

Great shot. I like them both but to be slightly contrary, I think I prefer the original as otherwise my personal choice would be to crop the RHS also.

[Mat Ribut]

Beautiful shot, Paul. This kind of composition sets the imagination at work...

.....hmm....

[Bootsy]

?

[shreds]

Paul,

Original for me too.

For me the tight crop here doesn't suit, it leaves you wondering why the need to cut off to the left and actually draws it to the viewers attention, unbalancing the photo.