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Juano
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I shot this and thought B&W, but in the end I liked the color better.
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I agree. The orange lines attract the eye better. The brain tries and fails to link them all together, which I think is a good thing. Makes me look at it longer. The composition is interesting. Do you have other views?
"You miss 100% of the shots you don't take" - Wayne Gretzky
A couple of square shots.
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First square shot is a winner. The business is gone in that one.
Can I suggest a slight re-cropping of the first of those square comps just above? The very top left corner has a distracting lit triangle that can be lost. Similarly, the bottom left corner has a tiny darker triangle that adds nothing. Losing both might strengthen the finished work.
"You miss 100% of the shots you don't take" - Wayne Gretzky
The original version and the first " square " shot appear to me to be identical. The last image shown is my choice.
Hi Tom, originally it was a rectangular shot, but when I uploaded the square version to my site it also updated original.
I will follow David's crop suggestion for the first square shot.
Thanks
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I tried David's suggestion and ended up with a square crop that is in a different angle so I wouldn't lose the reflection on the bottom.
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Oh, yes. Better. And I don't think it matters much which orientation of this final image is the top, or the side, etc. If I couldn't have figured it out before, I still can't. Which is good. It is a dynamite abstract image.
"You miss 100% of the shots you don't take" - Wayne Gretzky
Thanks for the suggestion!
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Love the final rendition Cristóbal.
Colors, light, contrast, angles, the image has it all. Good eye.
Yes, even as a super fan of B&W, keeping the image in full color was the right choice....much more striking.
El Gato
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Thanks Gato, I agree, color was the way to go.
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