vaez,
I most like #1 and #2.
#1 the angle of the tree trunk and the out of focus background/leaves clearly suggests autumn.
#2 is equally interesting, but you might see if you can tone down the hot spot on the leaf and maybe add some contrast to make the leaves stand out more from the background.
#4 the background is too bright...maybe you can tone it down to make the leaves stand out more. #4 is much better than #5 as it shows the leaves as golden in color, which is what I would expect in autumn.
hi jack
thanks for comment and good suggestions
You are absolutely right , I said number4 I saw Edith was beautiful I wanted to know your opinion c&c when i dark background pic is not good how i can dark just back ground?
do any body can edit again for me number 4 ?
cheers vaez
An interesting mini project Vaez, with the shallow DoF that shows the leaves on the trees quite sharply, but the fallen ones on the ground in a much more abstract view. Nicely concieved and executed.
I find that the leaves on the ground are sometimes even more interesting as there one sees a mix of leaves from different species of trees. Different colours and shapes; some have fallen just a short distance while others seem to have come great distances. While they have died and have started to decompose, they are also the source of nutrients for the next spring's growth. I always love it when I walk in the woods in the springrime and see the first new growth pushing aside the leaves from the previous autumn.
Hi VaezI thought I commented on this thread before , but apparently I didn't
I especially like the composition and colors in #4.
The 3rd shot appeals to me, Vaez. I'd like the top of the frame to be a little higher, to include a bit of the larger leaves, but in this image, I really feel the weight of Autumn dragging the leaves down.