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Thread: Which One?

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    Which One?

    #1

    1/125
    f/8.0
    50 mm
    ISO 1600

    #2

    1/100
    f/8.0
    50 mm
    ISO 1600

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    Re: Which One?

    The first one seems more interesting, but what am I looking at here ?
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    Isn't it a cool thing in nature that the colours never seem to clash...

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    Re: Which One?

    I like the first one better as I think it has a more striking, balanced composition

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    Re: Which One?

    Thank you.

    These are the rails under a bridge over the Fort Point Channel in Boston.

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    Re: Which One?

    I think the zoomed in one is more effective because it makes the patterns more dominant in the photo. I like the black and white too.

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