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View Poll Results: Which one works better?

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    8 88.89%
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  1. #1
    Starting to think outside of the box icicle's Avatar
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    Which one works better

    Ok when I was shooting my award last night I shot it in different settings and I'm now asking myself what one works better

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    Thanks for looking.
    and please explain why you choose.
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    Re: Which one works better

    I like the 2nd one better because the reflection of the lens is a little more clearer than the first, and i can see the tanish ground a little better as well.
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    Re: Which one works better

    I'd like to start by saying congratulations!!! That is a great achievement!

    I like number 2 because of the text clarity, but I like number 3 because the background is more out of focus. I tried a little Photoshop (Adobe CS5) and used all 3 images. I blended the second and third images, and took the text from the first and lowered the opacity. I through in a curves mask to adjust the colors and contrast and used some "content aware fill" to take out the, what I think is a lace, in the bottom right side of the photo and other little imperfections while trying to leave the grain of the metal in the bottom of the award.
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    Re: Which one works better

    Thanks to you both.
    Feel Free to edit my photos, However please explain what you did to them.

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    Re: Which one works better

    I prefer the last. I guess I'm just not enough of a photographer to prefer seeing the camera reflection over the actual award. - TF
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    Re: Which one works better

    Two all the way.
    It's not blurry. It's bokeh.

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