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Cropping away the fence on the right-hand side changes the depth of the scene and reduces it to a single-plane subject, and eliminates the looking-past-a-foreground-element compositional device, and IMO is not an improvement, since it reduces the planes of the scene and it worsens the lopped off feet issue; with the photo as-shot originally, there was a valid, shown, obvious rationale for the missing feet; with the cropped image, it looks like an utterly clueless, careless photographer decided to crop her off at the ankles AND decided to include the fence behind her back! The original framing had a rationale behind it; the cropped-image concept makes little sense to me.
Cropping away the fence on the right-hand side changes the depth of the scene and reduces it to a single-plane subject, and eliminates the looking-past-a-foreground-element compositional device, and IMO is not an improvement, since it reduces the planes of the scene and it worsens the lopped off feet issue