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Originally Posted by clockdoc
Hi. The point about not filling the frame was to use more distance and gain additional depth of field. You have to think about how people view a photo. One's eye typically goes to bright/colorful subjects and things that are sharp or contrast against their background. Also they view as they read. Here we read fom left to right and when our composition assists us in moving out of the frame, our eyes and brain follow. You comosition is better here in that it keeps you from moving out too quickly.
If I read your comment correctly you wanted the left-most fixture to be the focal point? You also wanted to emphasize that by placing the other two out of focus? That is OK just be careful not to use too much 'out-of-focus' or the blur will become a distraction.
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Thanks Clock for your help and knowledge.