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which one do you prefure?
which one ?
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which one do you prefure?
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I would say the first one. Not wanting to sound brutal but I don't think the composition is strong enough to either work with or overpower the colours in the scene. Which to me add some clutter and confusion about where your eye wants to go.
In the black and white version, it all seems to work to together and lead your eye down the path. All of a sudden, where there was distraction in the colour shot is some balance and harmony.
In the black and white version, it all seems to work to together and lead your eye down the path. All of a sudden, where there was distraction in the colour shot is some balance and harmony.
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I would say the first one. Not wanting to sound brutal but I don't think the composition is strong enough to either work with or overpower the colours in the scene. Which to me add some clutter and confusion about where your eye wants to go.
In the black and white version, it all seems to work to together and lead your eye down the path. All of a sudden, where there was distraction in the colour shot is some balance and harmony.
i hadnt thought of it that way but now you mention it yeah it does thanks!
the idea was to lead the eye down the path and evoke wonder as to what is beyond the bend lol