Part 1 Best photos 2013

 This was one of my favorite photos of the year because i like the story behind the image. I also  like how the light brings out the tower. I can also see that this has the rule that involves foreground middle ground and background and it also has mergers.
 This was the second of my favorite photos of the year because its so peaceful and i like how the stars look. I also like how its so simple and dosnt have so much going on with it. I can see that this image has the rule of simplicity.
This was the third of my favorite photos of the year because i like pandas and especially when their babies they remind me of my dog that looks just like a panda. I also like how this mainly focuses on the pandas. I can see that this image sows the rule of mergers, framing and patterns.

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