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Old 09-02-2009, 02:05 PM
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Default Toddler portrait, which crop?

The first is the original crop, but when I went to put this on my desktop, I thought the second looked nice too. Which crop is better?


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Old 09-02-2009, 03:19 PM
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They are both so good, but I like the first one better. She's darling. The second one mostly shows what beautiful eyes she has. What you like is what counts.
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Old 09-03-2009, 03:51 PM
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In taknig the time to absorb your photograph i have come to the decision that foto #1 is a better choice. They are both wonderful but #1 pulls through the innocence of a child. the placement of her hands along with the choice of outfit give more for the eye to enjoy. body language says alot and it flows freely in the 1st pic.

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What Camera/Lens did you use?
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Both images are great but the second one for me does all you need - the only focal point is the face and the look is just precious up close and cropped. In the first one the other elements (hands, outfit, background, etc.) make for a nice picture but the second one - for me - is the one that captures her spirit. But as Barb said "What you like is what counts".
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In my opinion the first one is a great picture and the second one borders on masterpiece.
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My vote is with the first one - the hands say a lot there. Beautiful.
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Both are stunning! Photo # 1 is my choice as well.
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I like the second one better, but i think it is cropped a little too tight on the forehead. How about showing one like the second,but with a little more of her head showing.
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first gets my vote all the way. For me, the combination of the placement of her hands and her expression make this a total package!
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