Cany143 wrote:
There are 'parts' (aspects, really) in either image that works (for me) in several ways. The cropped version is more spot on in terms of 'subject' (and might conceiveably be even more spot on with a slightly tighter crop), while the background --with its naturally 'vignetted' out-of-focus darks/lights, blues -vs- highlights-- is (subjectively) 'better' in the uncropped version.
I look at an image pair like this and think..... what if the 'subject' (the dragonfly & the curvy branch) were selected, and copied, and pasted onto an uncropped --but horizontally flipped, such that the highlight area was on the left where the d'fly would be-- version of the background? Yeah, I know that sounds a little complicated, but it's really not, and since you're bored anyhow, why not make the boredom count for something positive? Huh?
There are 'parts' (aspects, really) in either imag... (
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Ok, I'm trying to wrap my mind around what you're suggesting. I'll do some playing and see what I come up with.