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![]() After ![]() My wife didn't like the leaf covered log in the foreground. I cropped it out and she liked the result. I took the picture for 2 reasons; -the color of the sky refected in the shadow of the water and -the mirror image I have done no other PP to it, just the crop ...oh I downsized the image. |
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I agree with previos posts - I like the precrop image better!
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The first image is great, the second image was cropped the wrong way.
The crop would have looked better if you'd cropped out the upper part of the image and focused on the reflection. The leaves aren't distracting but help frame the image and give it depth.
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The last 2 comments on upper cropping were useful but to tell the truth of the shot, I was trying to use the rule of thirds, therefore the log in the lower 1/3, the horizontal log and the vertical log in the middle 1/3 and the larger amount of reflected greenery in the left 1/3.
As for the crop off the top...I really couldn't take off enough of the leaves as the tree in the middle needs the space above it to reflect the reflection. As I mentioned in my OP, my wife didn't like the log in the water and to appease her sensibilities I cropped it out and then to appease my ego, posted here knowing that most of you would like the original and I could tell her as much... I do however like the crop that cziz did as it shows my capture of the rule of thirds much better. |
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