Taking a trip - not taking a trip.

[Radtech1]

Been going through my shots and I have found that I like to use "natural framing" when I find it. There is something about looking "through" something that I like. Here is the first of what might be dozens, thousands, who knows, on the theme of natural framing.

Got this at the ranch. One was getting ready to go out, one was not. Simple as that.

http://home.ripway.com/2004-2/78486/Canon/Trip.jpg

[Radtech1]

After continuing to play with it, I decieded to desaturate the outside a bit, to try and better match the tone inside. Better?

http://home.ripway.com/2004-2/78486/Canon/TripD.jpg

[sparker1]

I like natural framing, also, but feel the frame in your shot commands too much of the photo space. In effect, it is a separate image. I like the saturation of the first.

[skifly]

I don't see too much happening in this picture. The verticals of the posts and walls make it overly static. I do like the subtle gradation of light on the floor though.