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08/04/2004 05:24:15 PM · #1 |
In taking the monthly shots of my sons, it is inevitable that one of them sticks out one of their legs. I take about a hundred shots, but of course, one of the shots with their legs out is the one I like best. While cropping the picture, should I center the entire composition? or center the bear and let the right boy's leg stick out to the side of the picture?
Centered Composition:
Bear centered:
Any suggestions greatly appreciated!
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08/04/2004 05:26:43 PM · #2 |
i don't think the leg should stick out the side of the picture. Some conventional "rules" (guidelines really) say that a centred composition is bad, but of the two crops you posted, I like the first one better..it seems more balanced to me given that its a pretty tight composition anyway.
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08/04/2004 05:44:32 PM · #3 |
definitely the top one, centered. The leg sticking out looks kinda weird :) hehe
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