Sorry, but I would say these are good snapshot type of images.

Most of the scenics would be improved with some foreground subjects to help
with perspective and interest. When taking the photograph, just stop a few
extra minutes and think how can I make this a better image. Ahhhh, this is
where the reading of good books could help. Get some good books on
composition and just try these same type of images using some of the
techniques, out of the books, pertaining to perspective and interest and see
if you like the images better.

The Nature photos also could use some extra interest. The trees (and the
dead stalks) might be improved with a Vertical orientation, and a tighter
crop that might bring the subject out better. I mean; what is the point, if
it is the trees, then it could be a better image with more of the trees
being highlighted. Is it the moss on the trees then the moss could take a
more dominate position. And so on and so on. On the flower photos, the
blooms close-ups are ok, but go past the easy shots. Dig deeper and really
try something different. To see what I mean, see my site and click on the
flowers pages. And watch for distracting objects in the frame as in
http://members.shaw.ca/tcbulmer/images/nature/nature%20(4).jpg.
This is one that I like the best but find distracting the out of focus bloom
on the right, the bug on the petal and the vacant spaces.

I would suggest getting some books on composition. I would recommend John
Shaws books for a good bit of info. Even books made for artist, painters and
such, can be good info on composition, interest and perspective control.

I think you can really make some nice images with a few extra tricks of the
trade.

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