Cornwall rocks (redux)

[Phobic]

A recent trip to Cornwall a few different takes on a similar subject.

Which do you like the best and why?

any C&C really welcome, don't hold back give me both barrels!

And yes I do have seem to have developed a style of taking Landscape photos in Portrait orientation, I don't know why I just seem to always prefer the look that way!

Cheers
Phobic

#1

#2

#3

#4

#5

 

[68lbs]

#5 isn't showing

#4 is my fave - the gap in the rock leads me in nicely to the lone tree. And I feel tempted to go for a walk and see if I can find that castle that looks so interesting.

 

[Phobic]

#5 isn't showing

#4 is my fave - the gap in the rock leads me in nicely to the lone tree. And I feel tempted to go for a walk and see if I can find that castle that looks so interesting.

Thanks for the comment 68lbs

I've fixed number 5, do you prefer that over number 4?

 

[kennysarmy]

I'd prefer them landscape

 

[Phobic]

I'd prefer them landscape

is that just a general preference thing or is it because you don't think these work?

 

[EdinburghGary]

The first for me, it has the best composition. The others felt ackward when compaired. I think better light overall would have resulted in a SUPERB photo.

Gary.

 

[chilliz]

I have to say that much of my landscape stuff is in "portrait" format, I think in many cases it can add much more depth to images. I do like the images and I prefer #5 to the others, but I think it would look quite good in a sqare format with some of the sky being cropped out and the very bottom of the image cropped.