Cars never stop here... (1 of 3)

Yuri Pautov

Dear friends!
Could you be so kind as to tell me which one (for you) is better and (maybe) why?
This is from my last session (I'll post later) with a girl named Diana.


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2

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I've tried 3 different PP and still cant decite... Your thoughts will help me a lot...

Thank you in advance,

Yuri and Diana

SimonTALM

Stunning photograph love it

For me it's between 1 and 3, the blue colour of the car is perfect against the fushia colour of Diana's top and they add alot to the image. Out of the 2, I think I prefer the 3rd one because the colours are much more saturated I also think that with the tunnel wall being darker in the top right of the frame helps the blue blurr stand out really well. However, my only slight concern with the 3rd one is that I find my eye constantly jumping between the face and the red bricks at the models eye level to the left of the frame across the red graffiti which I don't do on the 1st one. Can you darken the tunnel to the right of the model leaving the left at the levels they are now?

Yuri Pautov wrote:

Dear friends!
Could you be so kind as to tell me which one (for you) is better and (maybe) why?
This is from my last session (I'll post later) with a girl named Diana.


1

2

3



I've tried 3 different PP and still cant decite... Your thoughts will help me a lot...

Thank you in advance,

Yuri and Diana

Awais Yaqub

Hi sir i think all are good but if i have to choose one ofe them it's #3

saurora

Definitely the color works in these shots. I like both 1 and 3. I think, however, that the more intense saturation in #3 (bolder colors) heightens the composition of a girl standing casually in what could be a dangerous setting...close to speeding traffic. (Whether she was close or not, does not matter, it is implied). Great shot!

frg

I like the black and white , simply because I find the red graffiti a little bit distracting (IMHO) great shot either way!

Jnichols

I like #3 - I love the saturated colors. It gives the photo much more depth... also, the graffiti looks great in color. And I'm partial to red.

chopsky

3.

photoj

I have to vote for number 3 too. Great shot.

z_28

Yuri Pautov wrote:

Could you be so kind as to tell me which one (for you) is better and (maybe) why?

I'm so kind but,
better for what purpose ?
If can I ask.

Model portfolio, some web site, TIR pit stop advertising, or else ?

kdog

Interesting shot.

I have to go with #1. #3 is too oversaturated for my taste, and the B&W version doesn't work for me.

Cheers,
-joel

Photosbychuck

Diana look great in all three!
I choose #1.
The colors in #3 are distracting.

Great Photos Yuri