Photographic comments, what are the advantages and disadvantages of these three photos?

If there are advantages and disadvantages, I personally think the disadvantages outweigh the advantages. Let's start with the first picture.

1. The first picture highlights red and yellow, and the other colors are adjusted to black and white. The purpose is to highlight the theme from the tone and let others know what they are expressing. There is no problem with this idea and this technique, but there are some problems with this picture. The biggest problem with this picture is that the main meaning of the highlight is not clear. "Lanterns" and "Beijing North Gate Old Store of Rinse Meat" stand out from the picture, which only makes me think that the photographer wants to advertise the rinse meat shop, so he deliberately makes the rinse meat so bright. So this picture is not suitable for such a prominent color of the main vision. Red itself is an eye-catching color and has played a prominent role, so personally, it would be better if the remaining colors in the background were retained.

The second picture is much better than the first one as a whole, because it is a building and there are no other sundries in the picture. There are clouds in the sky, and it's not a whiteboard day, so generally speaking, the problem is not big. The only deficiency is composition, the lower right corner of the whole building is cut off by the picture, and the whole building is incomplete. If you turn a little to the right or a little, it really won't work. It is best to take two steps back.

The third one is very good, with many advantages, great angle, great composition and no problem in framing. There is a contrast between light and shade in the exhibition hall, without overexposure or black death. It can be said that there is no problem The disadvantage is to find fault in eggs. Look at this picture I uploaded, that is, the two pillars below are asymmetrical. Since we are shooting this very "regular" subject, we must shoot the picture very regularly, not horizontally.