One, Two or None?

[Frequency]

Which one you like more?

One ?



or Two?


or None?

C&C Please

Regards

 

[jake337]

You forgot to add the option of both.

 

[Frequency]

O, I never expected such one

Regards

 

[jake337]

O, I never expected such one Regards

But I do prefer the second to the first.

 

[Joey_Ricard]

Both are nice compositions

 

[sm4him]

I like the colors in #1 the best, but I prefer the composition and the sharpness of the flowers in the second.
I think I'd like #1 better if the flower were not right in the middle of the frame, but rather along the right side rule-of-thirds vertical line, so that it would be closer to the edge of the photo, but "swaying" INTO the photo.

 

[Miladymimi]

The second is my favorite, but I do like the rich colors in number 1.

 

[KenC]

I prefer the first for a couple of reasons. The second has a lot of reflection from the leaves and the water which decrease saturation. Also, like many two-flower compositions, it is not that interesting - too much symmetry perhaps. In the first, I might crop a bit off the top and I agree with the comment about how the flower should be bending in towards the center, but this isn't a major defect to me.

 

[Audible_Chocolate]

One imo

 

[Beast95]

I like the colors in 1, they are too washed out by the reflections in 2. Everything in 2 looks like it has a reflection. I am huge on bright, vivid colors personally
(the flower in 1 is VERY bright. Almost too bright. I love it.)

 

[dakkon76]

I like the first one better, but would like it more if it were cropped a bit tighter and more to the lower right, since that the way the flower is pointing. Like both though.

 

[Frequency]

O, I never expected such one Regards

But I do prefer the second to the first.

Thank you Jake

regards

 

[Frequency]

Both are nice compositions

Thank you so much Joey

regards

 

[Frequency]

I like the colors in #1 the best, but I prefer the composition and the sharpness of the flowers in the second.
I think I'd like #1 better if the flower were not right in the middle of the frame, but rather along the right side rule-of-thirds vertical line, so that it would be closer to the edge of the photo, but "swaying" INTO the photo.

Thank you sm4him.....
You are right; the first one has compositionally bad elements

Regards

 

[Frequency]

The second is my favorite, but I do like the rich colors in number 1.

Thank you miladymimi for your kind words

Regards