RHS for text,if it's needed. The lighting is great -- I'm assuming the ptotog has set the WB to tungsten and used a cut of CTO on a snooted strobe for the subject. Very Joe McNally, very good shot. There is no doubting the competancy of the photographer although I do agree with the burnt out highlight comments but the picture begs the question: Why? Don't see the point. If it had been a bit more surreal such as having the man up to his waist in a burn or in amongst some Highland cattle it might have a bit more of the Pink Floyd album cover about it. I Like the light, but the subject is in the wrong part of the frame. Also, his hands bother me. That hand position in wedding photography is known as "fig-leaf" pose. And it really looks bad here. He appears to be holding something that is distracting. I agree that he appears to be a banker that just took possession of some farm and didn't have time to change clothes. I like the contrast between the suit and the outdoors. I would do the opposite as many suggested with the sky and take out any clouds so there's a solid background and the attention is on the man. I agree with the light not spilling into the plants in front of the man unless it's part of the story. For example if this was a picture to go with an article about