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<blockquote data-quote="rocketman122" data-source="post: 222036" data-attributes="member: 14443">color wise, #1.&nbsp; 2 is meh. and 3rd is too warm for my eyes. but #1 needs&nbsp; a bit of warmth. a smidge. but not like #3. I liked the landscape shot MUCH better because the people in the back give a nice feel of what was happening.&nbsp; this isnt a portrait session where it would only be the BG. the feel of&nbsp; the people in the background is what I think makes it better. it gives a nice feel to the picture. the lighting is harsh and in a portrait session the lighting would be better quality so no, leave it as it is. dont crop. even when I look at the photo it makes me smile and want to be there and celebrate with them. and I can feel what it would be like being there. you dont get that in the crop. if you crop then its neither here nor there because in their portrait session the lighting has to be better and here its ok but not stellar. the people in the background just brings it up another notch.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rocketman122, post: 222036, member: 14443"] color wise, #1. 2 is meh. and 3rd is too warm for my eyes. but #1 needs a bit of warmth. a smidge. but not like #3. I liked the landscape shot MUCH better because the people in the back give a nice feel of what was happening. this isnt a portrait session where it would only be the BG. the feel of the people in the background is what I think makes it better. it gives a nice feel to the picture. the lighting is harsh and in a portrait session the lighting would be better quality so no, leave it as it is. dont crop. even when I look at the photo it makes me smile and want to be there and celebrate with them. and I can feel what it would be like being there. you dont get that in the crop. if you crop then its neither here nor there because in their portrait session the lighting has to be better and here its ok but not stellar. the people in the background just brings it up another notch. [/QUOTE]

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