Morning Boats

[Janice]

Can you help me decide which is best please. I think I like the crop.

 

[barrymoir]

Hi Janice, i prefer the second one, its not as busy looking and great depth given with the boats at different distances.

 

[digitalfailure]

Hi Janice

I too prefer the second image, the near perfct alignment of the boats really lead the eye in to the picture, I tthink I might have been tempted to clone out some of the buoys behind them though.


Just had a look at your site too, some great work on there :thumb:

 

[Janice]

Thanks guys. Although my dilemma is,,,,which buoys to clone out!! LOL

 

[CT]

The crop - definitely.

 

[SammyC]

I'd also lose a smidgen of foreground for a smidgen extra sky, just to try and balance it that last little bit!

 

[Bachs]

The crop for me.
I too like the lead into the shot.

 

[Fangman]

The crop wins and I would clone out the three boys that are closest to the port side of boat 2 and 3 if possible.

 

[ed34]

the crop for me too :thumb:

 

[..MD..]

sorry to follow suit but its the crop for me to.. but liked both...!!!

 

[Marcel]

Baaa Baaa..

Er, I mean, I agree with all the others..Definately the crop, much less busier, and to its advantage IMO

 

[mfwild13]

Definately cropped but how about a squarer version?

 

[Dave]

Yep, square is the way to go here I think.

 

[Janice]

Looks nice. Is it a standard print size. Thats how I usually do my crops.

 

[Fangman]

That is defiantely "one for the wall" and I see you know your port from starboard when boys are concerned. I can't see the joins!

 

[mfwild13]

Looks nice. Is it a standard print size. Thats how I usually do my crops.

Photobox do 5"x5", 8"x8", 12"x12" and ideally for this, a 40cm square canvas