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I have hard time deciding which I should go with as the keeper.
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It might take a bit more work than you'd like, but edit them both and keep the one that stands out to you more. I'm thinkin' the first.
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I prefer the first. there is too much of the wall above the door on the second one.
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The first. It needs some perspective straightening in my opinion though.
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I agree I think the first shot is the best angle.
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I can see why you can't decide. I'd go with the first. The first has a clear focus of the door. The second does a nice job of using the railing as a lead-in line, but more of the door is blocked than in the first and there's two conflicting focals, the pole in the front because it's close and large and the door because it's green. Personally, it makes my eyes jump back and forth a bit and makes the focal confusing.
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Personally I like the second, but in general I like closer to the ground pictures.
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Posted by DawnPatrol I can see why you can't decide. I'd go with the first. The first has a clear focus of the door. The second does a nice job of using the railing as a lead-in line, but more of the door is blocked than in the first and there's two conflicting focals, the pole in the front because it's close and large and the door because it's green. Personally, it makes my eyes jump back and forth a bit and makes the focal confusing.
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I can always count on your comment. thanks for the detailed feedback.
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they're both very nice, id like them both more if you lined up with the post, I dont know what you call it america, was in the middle of the picture and if it was straight
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looking at it again, the first one but line up with the stairs
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