Composing anything before I take the shot. I don't own tools for bif and a lot of other genres that I know I want to do but, I can do landscapes. Yet I can never seem to get the right composition. I do find that if I go as wide as possible and go to post process, I have a better chance at getting the composition I had imagined. I wish I had I had that natural artistic eye and I know sadly I don't. I will never let this hobby go and I'll acquire more arrows to hunt different genres however I know it will always be the Indian and never the arrow. Trying to find my limits is the hardest thing I find to shoot. But stick with it I will!

My main question to you now is what Camera(s) and Lens(es) are you using? Are you processing as 16-bit image files (from your camera's 14-bit)? (PSE only gives 8-bit TIFF, PSD, JPG, etc.)[/b] I do everything initially 16-bit and even 32-bit for HDR or when I can. Huge files, but my PC has 32GB RAM! I use (mainly) a Pentax K-5 and a K-20D camera. Few issues at all with those! I have not used my K-3 enough or printed anything from it yet to tell if it gives me what I want or not yet. The old (6MP) K-100D is converted for IR use only. My wife's Fuji X100T might give even better color as it has a non-beyer array sensor and thus far seems to produce smoother creamier more subtle images. We've only had it a few weeks. I've only been doing serious digital photography with Photoshop (CS5 & CS6) since 2012. But I've been doing film photography since 1978 using everything from 35mm to 6x6cm, to 6x7cm to 4x5", up to 8x10". I've really never enjoyed color photography as much until I started using digital around 1995. Perhaps you are just too picky like me. I rarely really like my own images. Good Luck.