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Truthfully, I like the 1st one better! ';0)...
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I like the second one if for nothing else the sake of the crop. Also the color gives it a trippy hunter s. thompson feel
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Hi Calichis:
I like both. IMHO in the first picture I will try to get out of the dull gray. And in the second one, the grain effect I think it can be taken off. This proves you can always get a good picture no matter what kind of camera we own. A the end, what it matters is the photographer!
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I agree with phytolacca in that the second one is superior for the crop. I see what you're going for though, reminds me of the doomsday movies "andromeda strain" "resident evil extinction(yea i saw it :P)"
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From the pic - its NOT a crappy P&S camera
I like the forst onne the bst - if it was cropped like the second one.
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