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<blockquote data-quote="Clovishound" data-source="post: 814022" data-attributes="member: 50197">I shot some automotive pictures today. Not in my wheelhouse, but I was happy with some of the results. This one image has me scratching my head about composition.This is the image as framed in the camera with no cropping.[ATTACH=full]399228[/ATTACH]I like the look of the columns to the right as it brings to mind early 20th century life of the well to do with a shiny car parked in front of the big house. However, something seems a little off to me as far as balance.I cropped it a bit and things seem better balanced, but I feel I've lost something with the columns no longer in the frame. What say you? No way to go back and take it from a different angle as this was a one day thing.[ATTACH=full]399229[/ATTACH]And just for fun, here it is in B&amp;W.[ATTACH=full]399230[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Clovishound, post: 814022, member: 50197"] I shot some automotive pictures today. Not in my wheelhouse, but I was happy with some of the results. This one image has me scratching my head about composition. This is the image as framed in the camera with no cropping. [ATTACH type="full"]399228[/ATTACH] I like the look of the columns to the right as it brings to mind early 20th century life of the well to do with a shiny car parked in front of the big house. However, something seems a little off to me as far as balance. I cropped it a bit and things seem better balanced, but I feel I've lost something with the columns no longer in the frame. What say you? No way to go back and take it from a different angle as this was a one day thing. [ATTACH type="full"]399229[/ATTACH] And just for fun, here it is in B&W. [ATTACH type="full"]399230[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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