Country Bridge

[Donald]

Thanks Donald, I do see what everyone was talking about by cropping the photo, but for some reason I am still drawn to my original photo, I do not understand why, maybe it is the distance of the bridge in the original photo, when I cropped it it brought the bridge a little closer to me. I may still play around with it and see if I cant find a happy medium. Thanks for looking, your advice is always helpful.

But the most important bit of advice is - This is your image. We've all dropped in our thoughts and idea (and, in the main, these will always be aimed at being constructive and helpful), but at the end of the day, if you don't feel comfortable and happy with it, then it's definitely not going to work.

It's right when you feel it's right. You created it. So, it's fine to feel that after you've tried out what others suggest, you go back to what you first made.

[Kathy O]

But the most important bit of advice is - This is your image. We've all dropped in our thoughts and idea (and, in the main, these will always be aimed at being constructive and helpful), but at the end of the day, if you don't feel comfortable and happy with it, then it's definitely not going to work.

It's right when you feel it's right. You created it. So, it's fine to feel that after you've tried out what others suggest, you go back to what you first made.

It's not that I don't like the cropped photo, I can see the difference it made and why it makes it a better photo . . . but there is just something in that first photo that makes me keep coming back to it . . . it kinda makes me feel stupid because I should be more drawn to the cropped photo I think I just need to keep looking at the two photos and study them for a while, I want to get it right because I am thinking about printing this one and hanging it in house.
Thanks again to everyone on this website, it is fun to see photo's through everyones eyes!!

Kathy