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Hi All,
I was wondering which composition works well for such photo? I kinda like both of them... Just need a second opinion.
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You mean like this?
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I like the version you just posted with the landscape orientation, although the stool is a little tight to the right edge of the photo.
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I'll work on that, thanks for the note!
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I think it is interesting that there is one person sitting on the porch with so many empty chairs and the stool.
I agree with plangereis, but I am curious what the image would look like with the Chairs on the left and the stool on the right. I think this would also enable you to keep the entire door in the photo which I really like in the portrait shot. My 2 cents
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