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On my orginal image (below) I feel the back ground is competing with the subject being the water falls. Do you think the back ground is competing with the subject? Although I do like the way the back ground is lit.
![]() This is a crop version. ![]() What do you think? In the cropped version with less back ground a better composed shot? Thank you
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Yup, the second version is WAY better. The first one has to much going on and gets confusing as to what the main focal point is
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Problem is the water is underexposed and the BG is too bright...The bright area naturally competes for attention.
I adjusted the exposure and balance in this example
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Raising my hand with another vote for the cropped version.
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Thanks for the input it was very valuable.
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Better, but now it is close to "monotone"...at least on my calibrated monitors. I do think the water now gets the majority of the attention, but it's not "locked" there...
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Thanks again sk66 you have been a great help
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If you're happy, I'm happy...it is better now. The eye keeps coming back to the subject now.
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Again thanks for all your input it was very valuable.
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