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Can't decide which pic I like better....the first one has nothing in the lower left, the sun is centered...but I am not sure the tree in the second one (although interesting) adds anything to the shot...
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Old 10-22-2007, 04:13 PM
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I think the 2nd picture is more intresting
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I prefer the second one. The trees on the left appear to be better balanced and the tree on the right helps to keep one's eye within the frame.
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I like the second one the most. But cant seem to quit looking at that stump looking thing (or garbage can)
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Can't decide which pic I like better....the first one has nothing in the lower left, the sun is centered...but I am not sure the tree in the second one (although interesting) adds anything to the shot...
thanks for the input!!!
I like the composition of the second one (minus the "stump") and the color tone of the first.
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i am tending to lean towards the second one also...the black thing in the corner is a fence with a sign on it...will have to clone the sign out and go with the second...thanks for the input - everyone
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second one. The first one is too empty on the left; there's too much black.
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