This image is good, as the subject's shoulders are visible and his head is fairly centred. However, it is slightly too low and a little to the right. Ideally the subject should have been slightly closer and elevated, or if the camera was lowered.
This photo has some issues, but shoulders are not visible. however, the subject of this photo is considerably more centred. It would be preferable if the target was slightly farther back
This photo again, has issues. The subject is well centred, but again too short and leaves a considerably larger amount of room above the head than desired.
This images framing is done well, but it appears that not all of the subjects were ready when the image was taken, as positioning of each subject differs.
This image is one of the best images. head room implies thought, the framing of the shot is well done, and the subjects are well positioned in the image itself.
The main problem with this image is that the subjects are poorly positioned. The subject on the right is partially out of frame, and at a different angle to the other two.
While it is not as important as in the portrait images, it would have been preferable if more of the subject was in the image, shoulders, tie etc.
This doesn't suffer from the same problems as previous images, the subject is much more centred and is brought considerably closer to the camera, as intended.
While more of the subject is visible, the issue persists here that it loses the effect of making he subject appear larger than it is. The camera needed to be positioned at a steeper angle to give such an appearance.
Despite what may appear to be a joke image, this actually is a good shot. Both subjects are well positioned in the shot, with focus on the left half of the image.
A similar image, however with less focus on the left side of the image, considering that both subjects are fairly central.
Similar to previous shots, this one succeeds greatest on positioning as both subjects are well centred and focused on.
Being a wide angle shot, this needed to capture as much of the environment as possible. in that respect it succeeds. The tree in the foreground helps to draw the eye as well.
This is a good example of leading lines in the image, as the roof of building to the right and the flower bed both help guide you through the image to the horizon and the skyline.
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