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Old 09-18-2009, 06:01 PM
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this is the first version,


my bar(someday may be!!)


and dis1 is the cropped version, i just cant seem to make-up my mind....HELP!!!!!!

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Old 09-18-2009, 07:51 PM
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I prefer the uncropped. The dark strips give it sort of a natural frame, and puts the shelf into perspective for me. Also, I'm not real big on weird aspect ratios, unless it's a panorama. That's a nice shot though, it's making me thirsty.
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whats with the glases and bottles on the bottom its like a esher reflection.
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That looks to me like the reflection of the bottles & glasses off of the bar counter.
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I prefer the uncropped. The dark strips give it sort of a natural frame, and puts the shelf into perspective for me. Also, I'm not real big on weird aspect ratios, unless it's a panorama. That's a nice shot though, it's making me thirsty.
I agree. The black strips frame the picture well. I also like the reflection of the bottles on the bar. The other one looks like you are trying to hide something with the crop.
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I would re crop it, so you can see just a little bit more on the tops of the bottles. Also so you can see the reflections of the bottles on the bottom.
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I would re crop it, so you can see just a little bit more on the tops of the bottles. Also so you can see the reflections of the bottles on the bottom.
Hey thats a brilliant idea!! i didnt think of cropping it like dat, gr8 advice.
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Definitely un cropped, Cropped seems too cramped,
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