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I can't decide which composition I prefer of these two shots. Any advice is also welcome.
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I prefer the first shot (single bulb).
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I concur.
I like the 'first image' (The Light, The Magic (2)) the best. However, I would like the the 'second image' (The Light, the Magic) better if the out-of-focus (OOF) lights were cropped out because I like the way that the wires frame the two lights and that they point to each other. But the bright OOFs on the right draw my eye there and I can't focus on the lights. KG Last edited by KansaiGreenie; 12-12-2009 at 04:54 AM. |
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I agree nr one is the one for me.Outstanding series shared by you.
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