Which photo do you prefer for an art show?

[kittenbreath]

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4.

5.

 

[camerateur]

pretty pictures. I think I prefer the second one, love the diagonal stick, it adds to the picture.
or in the fourth one if you use it, crop out the left flowers. there's not enough to see, so its kind of just distracting. I like that one too,.just better if you make that crop

 

[camerateur]

oh also in the second picture if you can crop out just a bit more from the bottom right, I think it'd improve it a bit

 

[WesternGuy]

My vote is with #2 as well.
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[Jaemie]

#2

 

[Lowrider]

2 by far

 

[BlairWright]

#2 and I would pop the green a bit and print on metallic paper

 

[KenC]

The second, and crop on the right, as mentioned earlier. Also check the leaves on the right - are those processing artifacts around the edges?

 

[Joel_W]

While I like picture #2, I prefer Picture #1 over it. I feel its a nicer overall composition, as it offers just that more interest to the scene.

 

[spacefuzz]

#2 is your most pleasing comp

 

[rexbobcat]

I like the last one...

 

[Skhigh]

I like the 3rd one. I think if you sharpened it up a bit it would be really cool. I just like the colors of it. It looks more unique then the other ones.

 

[Kayak]

For an art show, I would select number 2. It is more of a stand alone image, and is comfortable for the eye to look at. By the way - they are all great shots! #1 is a little distracting for a show, people looking at it may get distracted by the extra detail in the left and leave wondering why that part was included. #3 is great for some uses, but too much background on the left for a show. #4 draws the eye up and out the left of the image and provides no comfortable place for the person viewing to rest and focus. The contrast provided in #5 does not really tell a story or enhance the left side of the image. My vote is #2, for a show.

 

[Bios.]

They are all underexposed. The white flowers should be white not grey. When your taking a photo of something bright white you have to use exposure compensation else the camera thinks the image is too bright.

 

[cannpope]

#3 is my favorite...