Critique Mont St Michel, Normandie

[SFTPhotography]

In the Mont itself

_DSC2544 by SFTPhotography, on Flickr

Start of blue hour

_DSC2580 by SFTPhotography, on Flickr

end of blue hour

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[Carlh]

I like the 1st shot - looks pretty spooky how it just goes dark. I wouldn't want to go wandering down there!

Love that last one. The 2nd is a bit too central for me, but nothing wrong with the exposure or horizontals in those last two, thumbs up from me

 

[LongLensPhotography]

It has to be no 3. The S curve in the foreground leads the eye to the castle, and the lights balance very nicely with the sky. It looks simply like the place I want to visit. The image could also work extremely well in a panoramic crop.

 

[Byker28i]

Are you on holiday over there?
If so, go into St Malo town, in the walls, Phillip Plisson has a gallery, well worth a look.
Also there's a folly tower on a viewpoint hill, might be mont dol? Pretty sure it was off the D4 from Dol de Bretange. You can climb up it and get a great view.
Don't forget the carnac stones.

As for the images, 3 for me

 

[SFTPhotography]

Sadly I'm back

 

[canon_togger]

#3 with a crop top and bottom would work for me.

 

[Moadib]

Number two the clumps of grass seem a little distracting to me - they're "a foreground", but actually seem to drag the eye away from the main subject rather than balancing it. I wonder with those framed out it may work better? Otherwise I really like it.

Number three? Really nice!

 

[SFTPhotography]

2. I'll play with crops. I've a fee from here.
3. I like to preserve the full range of tones in the sky. A pure orange sky bores me, so I'm wary of a letter box but will explore a slightly tighter crop

 

[photogwannabe]

On my bucket list of places to go. Sadly, it will probably remain in the bucket.