Panoramic

Depth of field:

In this photo the depth of field is very deep.  When I originally focused I chose to focus on the water in the background.  I kept the focus the same throughout the 4 images.  I had some problems with the water in the background because the waves were constantly changing.  

Exposure:

When I was taking the pictures it was very cloudy out which made the lighting darker.  This became a problem when some of the waves started to get blurry.  Something that helped to overcome this problem was to make the aperture greater and speed up the shutter speed just a little bit.  The wast problem i had with the trees was them becoming too light which gave them more detail.  

Lighting:

This picture was taken outside.  The lighting was diffused from above and a little bit from the side.  It was better that it was diffused because I didn't get the light spots from the reflection off the water.  Something that would have added would be less detail in the foreground, by making it darker.  

Lines:

This picture has many lines.  They are too distracting, because it takes away from what i was really trying to focus on.  But at the same time I like the repetition of the trees.  Along with the repetition in the waves of the water.  One thing I like about the repetition of the thin branches and the thick trees.  

Composition:

In this picture there is a small bit of rile of thirds.  I see this rule with the thicker trees.  Something I dont like about the composition is how long the icture is compaired to how tall it is.  I think that if I didn't have to crop the picture as much would be a pit of the golden mean, with the trees.  

Color:

This picture has a realistic color scheme.  THe colors that are in this image are gray and brown.  I think this is part of the reason this becomes so boring.  The background is more gray and the trees are brown. Although I do think this adds a little is by creating a black and white picture, without being black and white.