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Hi all, these windows were taken in Venice, Italy, there was a lot of distractors that I already cloned

Can you please critic compositon and cloning?

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The cloning turned out fine at the forum limit size. Not sure what it would look like at 100% though. As to the composition, well you need to either make it three whole windows or two and the windows along the bottom are just a distraction. imho

Personally, I would have framed the shot to include all of the third window and cut out the bottom windows altogether.

Something like this. But with the third window in it.

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Thanks for your comments, this option looks ok
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i think it would look better cropped as well, but with 2.5 windows along the top and minus the bottum windows. nice building to photograph!
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Thanks for your comments, good option too
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Great photo what would happen if you crop out the two end windows and just use the middle window and include the smoke stack above the window? I thought that would look cool. L
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Great photo what would happen if you crop out the two end windows and just use the middle window and include the smoke stack above the window? I thought that would look cool. L
Yes, I'll do that and post later again
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