I'm sure most of you will say it sucks, and that may be true, but please help me get better with tips :]

Can't really tell from such a small image.

I can tell you one thing though, if you shoot wide. Make sure you have something of interest on the foreground.

I'm not sure whether the over-exposed hills are a plus or a minus, seeing how it makes the photo look as if I was looking at it with my own eyes. Good colors.

I usually don't shoot wide, but I see what you mean.
I was hoping to zoom farther in on the houses, but my lens crippled that attempt :\

Kind of reminds me of my signature, it's a nice shot to look at, but it seems like something is missing to keep me interested. Overall nice shot!

Check out this link. Lots of good tips for landscape shots.
http://www.digital-photography-school.com/11-surefire-tips-for-improving-your-landscape-photography

Thanks.
I love looking at shots of landscapes, that's why I tried, it's not something I normally shoot.
I tend to find my landscape shots boring, that's why I shy away from them even though I like shooting them.
But like Eek said, I'll try to find a subject to put in the foreground next time.
I'll try later today for my next 365 shot and upload it if I can find a nice landscape.

Thanks for the input everyone :]



Thanks alot, I have to leave for a job interview but I'll definitely check it out once I'm home.

This post was edited by Virtue on Nov 15 2010 01:47pm

Do you have a CPL? Adding one of those would drastically improve this shot I think.

What's with your acronyms

Circular polarizer?