Can't decide which one to keep.. can you help?
polanri
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Hi Folks,
I have done 3 similar shots and really can't decide which one I should keep in my gallery.. Please let me know which one you prefer and, if possible, why..
Btw, it's an HDR done with 3 exposures and tonemapping in Photomatix Pro
Thanks
Photo 1
Photo 2
Photo 3
I have done 3 similar shots and really can't decide which one I should keep in my gallery.. Please let me know which one you prefer and, if possible, why..
Btw, it's an HDR done with 3 exposures and tonemapping in Photomatix Pro
Thanks
Photo 1
Photo 2
Photo 3
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I hear it works out that ways... sometimes. Still doesn't make
it any easier to get over though. At least for me.
I selected #3 of the variations shown.
The sun blowout merging with the clouds and then with the trees works
more for the image than against it. Plus the sun itself seems to be further
right in frame giving what I feel is greater balance to the overall composition.
I like that the well is not in the shot and that there is less grass. Just enough
grass hill (could use a bit more hill) to anchor the trees in frame and I feel its
the trees and mistiness around thats the major focus of the shot.
Not sure the HDR came off cleanly overall. Perhaps some lost value
came out of that tweaking.
For what its worth thats my 2 cents. More or less.
Its a neat shot worth spending some time on.
Yep, apparently we can't see the results until the poll is closed, I just hope everyone viewing the post has voted..
Thanks for your constructive comments, it's good to have some feedback and not just a vote
Disappointed with AF of Tamron 28-75 2.8, me less happy.
Totally missed that point. . Likely there are many votes then.
Damn I can't decide, I've been asking to people around me also, some prefer n°2 just like you because of the well and the fairy touch it adds to the scene, some others don't like it.. precisely because of the well that draws too much attention.. Hopefully the votes from the poll will clearly point a favorite
Anyway, thanks for your comments
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Hey cloning the well is a great idea, I could totally do that.. But isn't that a bit cheating? I've always been for making the best possible shot directly and avoiding computer modifications afterwards..
IMO it depends who you're 'cheating'!! Totally agree if it's for a comp but if it's just for you - not sure there's much difference between cloning something in that was actually there and cropping something out that you wish wasn't!!! I'm sure others may disagree but if you can live with the knowledge...
It's not like you're creating a shot you're not capable of capturing - you've proved that with #2:D
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