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And just to be awkward John I prefer No 1 and No 2, you captured the moment well here.

Grahame

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Originally Posted by Stagecoach

And just to be awkward John I prefer No 1 and No 2, you captured the moment well here.

Grahame

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Thanks Grahame.

Hi John, sorry for being late, I wasn't online last night :o It seems that there is no certain conclusion by the members about choosing between #1 and #2 . The reason why I find #2 too dark is because of the dark sky ,not because of the skin tones. I'm glad that you made a decision and printed the image :)

John, #2 for me. The woman stands out more clearly and to my mind she is the main subject. Also I prefer the more detailed sky in #2. To me the difference between the two doesn't influence me as to a light or dark mood. Moreover with the limited information we have from the image, she could just as easily be climbing the fence to get away. Great shot.

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Originally Posted by bnnrcn

Hi John, sorry for being late, I wasn't online last night :o It seems that there is no certain conclusion by the members about choosing between #1 and #2 . The reason why I find #2 too dark is because of the dark sky ,not because of the skin tones. I'm glad that you made a decision and printed the image :)

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Binnur,

Not a problem, thanks for clarifying your comment.

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Originally Posted by flashback

John, #2 for me. The woman stands out more clearly and to my mind she is the main subject. Also I prefer the more detailed sky in #2. To me the difference between the two doesn't influence me as to a light or dark mood. Moreover with the limited information we have from the image, she could just as easily be climbing the fence to get away. Great shot.

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Jack,

Thanks for the comments and review. I'm sure the darker tones would look good printed on luster. I might do one just to see how it looks.

John, may I ask if luster is a kind of shiny carton? I don't know anything about printing yet. But I'm sure I will get there one day. So I think it is better to ask some small questions about it from time to time :)

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Originally Posted by bnnrcn

John, may I ask if luster is a kind of shiny carton? I don't know anything about printing yet. But I'm sure I will get there one day. So I think it is better to ask some small questions about it from time to time :)

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Binnur,

Luster paper is similar to glossy however it has a coated surface that is textured, ink penetrates the layers differently giving a polished look to blacks, minimizes glare, and gives a professional look to the print. Most online, professional printing labs use luster paper.

Thank you John :)

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Originally Posted by Shadowman

Binnur,

Luster paper is similar to glossy however it has a coated surface that is textured, ink penetrates the layers differently giving a polished look to blacks, minimizes glare, and gives a professional look to the print. Most online, professional printing labs use luster paper.

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nice image i prefer 1 pic

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Originally Posted by vaez

nice image i prefer 1 pic

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Thanks Vaez.

Hi,

I prefer the second one. It's more vivid for me.
Great image!

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Originally Posted by Pohled

Hi,

I prefer the second one. It's more vivid for me.
Great image!

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Thanks Jonathan.