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<blockquote data-quote="ohkphoto" data-source="post: 24596" data-attributes="member: 1573">There really is no such thing as perfection in photography . . . it's more about artistic vision. A photo can be &quot;technically perfect&quot; and still be flat and boring.I look at a photo and try to find something interesting and try to &quot;feel&quot; it.&nbsp; The mirror is interesting, but that may be due partially to the fact that you said it was a mirror.&nbsp; I also like that you included the Japanese writing in the corner.&nbsp; I have no suggestions re: cropping or PP except maybe try it in BW so that it resembles more of a &quot;street photography style&quot;.&nbsp;&nbsp; I could say what I would have thought would have made the shot more interesting; however, with your preface, I'll refrain from offering that.For me, the photo does nothing.&nbsp; But, I say again, it's your vision and your photo, and that's what should matter.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ohkphoto, post: 24596, member: 1573"] There really is no such thing as perfection in photography . . . it's more about artistic vision. A photo can be "technically perfect" and still be flat and boring. I look at a photo and try to find something interesting and try to "feel" it. The mirror is interesting, but that may be due partially to the fact that you said it was a mirror. I also like that you included the Japanese writing in the corner. I have no suggestions re: cropping or PP except maybe try it in BW so that it resembles more of a "street photography style". I could say what I would have thought would have made the shot more interesting; however, with your preface, I'll refrain from offering that. For me, the photo does nothing. But, I say again, it's your vision and your photo, and that's what should matter. [/QUOTE]

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