>>3490897all good, the tree is not the worst thing, but it does feel very out of place and deliberately placed for the sake of foreground interest, rather than for the image itself
I see this mistake happen all the time with people when they first get a wide-angle because they think landscape = wide angle.
Then they wonder why their landscapes are so distant, and then read some guides on how to use a wide angle lens, and realize that they need "foreground interest"
But then they spend too much time trying to pick a foreground they miss what actually makes the shot wonderful, and you end up with pictures and guides like pic related
