Am I crazy???

[bigbucksk]

I went out for a photography/shed hunting expedition on Saturday and snapped some pictures of the area I was exploring. Upon putting the pictures on the computer, I found that I really like this picture:

[BIGIMG]http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/braunjo/2008%20Sheds/May/IMG_6911edit.jpg[/BIGIMG]

I know that it is a simple picture with nothing to it really, and it was just a quick snapshot...but the more I look at it, the more I like it and am considering having it printed and framed for the wall. So...am I crazy? What would you think if you saw this image on someones wall or at a photo gallery? I would touch it up a bit before having it printed of course...right now it is just resized and sharpened a bit using IRFANVIEW.

I'm just looking for opinions on what people with a lot more photographic expertise than myself think of this idea/picture.

Here are a few more from the trip:

Thank you in advance for any input given.

 

[HullinPhx]

If you like the picture that is all that matters, as for me yes I think it is kinda nice

John

 

[Feleno]

I like it. contrast between black and white, living and dead, vertical and horizontal.

 

[PopeShawnPaul]

I like it as well. Maybe if the shot was taken in good dawn/dusk light so the sky wasn't washed out it would give it a different feel that I could connect with more. That really looks like a target rich environment to shoot abstract landscape shots. Light is important though...

 

[BreederBuck]

I like it because it's different, I was looking for a shed in there, like a where's Waldo picture.

 

[orion23]

might be cool in black and white too?

i kinda like it myself.

 

[ForkWest]

Kind'a bland to me. Sorry just my opinion.

I'd like to see more sky and tree tops, less deadfall, and better contrast with the black and white on the trunks.

 

[smokepoler63]

I cut off some of the foreground and changed it to gray scale. Looks kind of cool.

 

[elknut]

LAST EDITED ON Apr-26-08 AT 10:48AM (MST)[p]LAST EDITED ON Apr-26-08 AT 10:28?AM (MST)

I gave it a blue tint for more contrast and trying to get a bit more pop, then by following the ?rule of thirds? cropped moving the ?lighter? trees up just a bit, with the lower logs pointing towards the trees should direct the user?s eye up. The lower logs are also still with 1/3 of the photo.

This edit is getting way from your first shot ? it's what you see that counts.

I'm not much into sky so I crop it down often, again trying to make the horn "pop". I also added just a bit of saturation for more color.

I'm using Picasa2 here it's free PP software.