Yes, it's fashionable to photograph straw these days—it's a sort of organic and self-sufficient element. And the horizon has already been mentioned, although it all depends on the source material. If you straighten it, the poles might get cut off.
Woodshy, Vitali Stankevich, It's time to come up with something more innovative than the narrow-minded "tilted horizon"...
In this case, the "slanted" horizon is the idea; the fog seems to "creep" onto the field, "spread" across it... the inclined plane enhances this effect. And the haystack in the foreground is horizontal...
This one is definitely good
It's time to come up with something more innovative than the narrow-minded "tilted horizon"...
In this case, the "slanted" horizon is the idea; the fog seems to "creep" onto the field, "spread" across it... the inclined plane enhances this effect. And the haystack in the foreground is horizontal...