Here are all the Landscape selections with their 5 stop tonal frameworks,
ordered in size of the sky, or highlights - first the small highlights and then
the large ones.
ALLEGRAIN:
The people do not stand out, but the temple
and sky does.
There is a general framing towards the centre of the image.
MORLAND:
The horse is contrasted against the
background, but not the rider or second horse.
The framing moves one towards the sky and then back to the horse.
The framework enforces a diagonal composition.
LEICKERT:
The tonal framework does not focus the eye,
the water and town does, but I suppose that the cloud behind the steeple
acts as a magnet.
HACKERT:
The waterfall draws the eye and the sky is insignificant
in comparison.
KOCH:
Ones eye is lead to the far mountains before
coming back to the detail.
RUBENS:
Just weird - the rainbow and bright cloud
grabs all the initial attention.
ABBATE:
You are lead from the dark foreground and the
people into the distance.
Great framing(?).
LECOMTE:
The initial detail on the left keeps you away
from the sky and far hills.
You are left searching for the detail of the picture.