mooseeyes wrote:
I like the cropped view best, as the tree is not needed and distracts from the primary subject. That said, I have to go with the third image that is done in color. Upon close view, the ravages of time as reflected in the weathered and worn paint is shown in greater depth and detail with the color version. This is very true when looking at the corners where the paint is completely gone, with the raw wood showing, something that the black and white cannot fully show. Also, with the color version, the window glass seems to have a specular quality that truly says old window glass, while the black and white shows the window glass as being flat and unreal.
I love the cropped third image in color. . .that is my opinion, and I am sticking fast to it. Very nice image that I would love to see done as a large 20x24 art piece. Good work, good eye.
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