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This isn't as much comparing two different edits of the same photo as it is two photos of the same subject. Both of the images below are of almost the exact same view point. The only difference is where I set my focus point. They have even had close to identical post processing in Bibble5.
I am curious which is enjoyed the most. I initially liked the first with the soybeans in focus and the clouds providing a soft background. However, the clouds were so amazing that day, with scattered showers, and the second truly captures what I was looking at. I have a hard time choosing one. So, I am asking you. Which one do you like the best, and why? Does the bokeh in the first over power the image or add an element of artistry? Do the soybeans in the second simply distract from the farmscape or do they help set the context for the image? Just curious which comes across best to help guide my work in the future. Soybeans in focus with clouds as background ![]() Soybean Afternoon by phil41dean, on Flickr Farm and sky in focus shot past the soybeans ![]() Soybean Afternoon 2 by phil41dean, on Flickr Thank you for your feed back and critique. I welcome your honesty, tips, and suggestions.
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I would say the one with the soybeans IN focus, IF you did a layer mask in PS over the sky to make the clouds also more focused. This is because with the soybeans in focus, you know what the background is (i.e. a farm). But with them out of focus, you can't tell if the soybeans are grass, weeds, etc.
Otherwise, I would say the one with the soybeans out of focus, because I really don't like the sky in the first one.
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My favorite photo is the one I will take tomorrow. Last edited by tlcphotog; 10-02-2011 at 02:38 PM. |
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