I'm still enthralled with black and white photography, both because of the muted colors of spring, as well as the great contrast between clouds and sky. I usually compose my landscapes with the horizon about one-third of the way below the top of the frame. That allows the wide angle lens to capture more of the foreground, and pull the viewer into the image. During a break in the stormy weather yesterday, I went out to grab some shots, and couldn't resist showing the fantastic clouds above the mountains. This required moving the horizon to the bottom third of the image, which is so hard for me to do. I'm pleased with the results, however, especially after the conversion to B&W.
