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Teh second I think works best
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I think I'd choose the original shot myself..I'd possibly lighten the background a little too if it was my shot. Nice work.
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i would either lighten the background in the original as chalkie7 said or choose number 2. but of those three as they are now the second one is the best
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I like the first as well. Maybe a subtle texture like a parchment or linen just on the background?
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#2 would e my first pic.
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Thanks for your input folks, have to agree I like the 2nd version best.
Think I'll heed the advice re the textured background too.
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I'm with the others, #2
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