How do you turn this THING off?

[Pleasetakeitkind]

Shot on tmax 400, cropped in Adobe Photoshop CS3. Which version do you prefer?

1.

2.

 

[Ajay]

The crop to me is so subtle that its hard to see the difference. Nevertheless, I like the second one better.
Where do you find all of this broken down stuff to take pictures of?

 

[JimmyO]

I also like number 2

 

[Pleasetakeitkind]

Number 2 it is.

The crop to me is so subtle that its hard to see the difference. Nevertheless, I like the second one better.
Where do you find all of this broken down stuff to take pictures of?

It's amazing to me what you can find if you open your eyes. That's what really draws me into photography. I just do alot of exploring on my days off (i actually work at a portrait studio for a day job, oddly -it sucks.) It also probably has alot to do with the fact that i live in a sorta rundown rural area.

 

[nealjpage]

See, I like the first one better. I'm not sure why, but I do. I think it's because more of the frame is filled with less empty space. I think the less space above that smudge pot the better.

 

[Sarah23]

#2 was a bit easier on my eyes...dont know why...it was just more pleasing.

 

[Jermz_01]

I like #1... but it makes the TV (?) stand out more to me... and that to me is the subject... but that's just my opinion ;-)