Image #1 - The image was taken with a 70 second exposure, which makes sense given the soft clouds/fog that is pouring out. I like that the brightness on the left bottom of the image draws you into the rest of the photo and the horizon. But the trees in the front right of the image almost seem to stick out too much and almost look photo shopped into the photo.
Image #2 - This photo was also taken with an extended exposure, giving the foreground the soft blurred quality. This picture also follows the rule of thirds really well with a foreground, middle ground in which the main subject is located, and the horizon for the last/ top third. I kind of don't like the blurred foreground though, it's distracting to me.
Image #3 - I really like this photo and how the squirrel is perfectly in focus while the rest of the image is out of focus. I think with a faster shutter speed this photographer could have also slowed down the tail of the squirrel, making it an even better photo. Having the branch a little more in focus would kind of eliminate the thought that the squirrel is just flying as well.
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