Someone told me that I should write a little more about my photographs.

In this photo I'll write a little bit about composition:
pay attention to the "rule of thirds" in this one, the sea is one third and sky two thirds.
the rocks are on the left third while the sun is on the right third for counter-weight.
the clouds create several diognal lines in the sky which the eye likes and the waves create opposite diognals in the sea.
the rocks on the bottom create a nice bottom framing and something for the eye to relate to. without them the image would look more open and without a "base".

In every photo I follow the rules of composition while sometimes bending them. there are many rules and pointers that can really help you.
try analyzing your photos or my own or other photographers and look into the compositions they chose and learn from it.

Tomorrow I'm getting married and I'll be on my honeymoon afterwards until thursday

So I send you my best regards,

Roie Galitz