The last holdout:
Not crazy about either of these, but something made me snap them.
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4 comments:
They're both nice compositions, but with very different styles. I'm drawn to the leaf, mainly because of the branches that frame it from behind.
I like them both. I like the colors in the top one, and like dr. m I think the framing in the bottom is good. I think the 365-ness of it all is a challenge sometimes. Good work.
I vote for the leaf.
No reason -- I just like it.
Yeah, I vote for the leaf too. It's a cleaner composition.
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