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Re: Two images
Blimey, I posted these in February and still getting comments. Thanks guys.
I agree with the majority, the first one.sigpicDaveComment
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Re: Two images
#1 has the nicer greens but #2 cropped square (loose top and bottom) has the better composition.Cameras: E-M5, E-PM2, OM40, OM4Ti
Lenses (M.Zuiko Digital): 7-14mm/F2.8, 12-40mm/F2.8, 40-150mm/F2.8+TC1.4x, 12-50mm/F3.5-6.3, 14-42mm/F3.5-5.6 EZ, M.ZD 40-150 F4-5.6 R, 75-300mm/F4.8-6.7 Mk1, 12mm/F2, 17mm/F1.8
Lenses (OM Zuiko): 50mm/F1.2, 24mm/F2, 35mm/F2.8 shift
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Re: Two images
No cropping of No.2 needed for me. The way the path leads you in is perfect for the vertical framing and the canopy above adds real dimension and perspective.
I really can't understand why No.1 is the favourite here!
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