Which version do you prefer?
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May 15, 2007 · Filed Under Digital photography, Italy
This:
Or this:
Photographed at a Qi Gong display, although this guy, who runs these events was doing a bit of Tai Chi at the time, I think.
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I prefer the first. Much more powerful a picture than the second version.
Thanks Sue. Let’s see if anyone else has any thoughts.
The first, writes the chick who uses her 75-300mm lens whenever and where ever possible.
Absolutely undoubtably the first one … not that I have strong opinions or anything like that
In my humble opinion, the background in the second image distracts from your very powerful capture of a man in action.
Hi Di,
Thought you might have preferred the first;)
On another site some photogs said they liked the ‘counterpoint’ which the lady on the seat provided. Technical photog speak, I think.
Me? I like both - but I, like you, think that the lady is distracting.
Counterpoint…?
I see no need for a counterpoint because then there’s the writing on the wall, the trees, the woman on the bench … I guess it’s just a different way of seeing the world but I love the first image.
Hmmm, I guess it’s a personal matter of ‘what the photograph is about for each viewer’.
Loved it anyway.