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POLL: "What crop would you like best?"
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The cropped version shown?
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Something else?
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Nov 10, 2006 16:45 |  #1

I made this crop of the image, but if anyone has any better ideas feel free to show me. After I figure out the crop, I'm planning on doing some PP and then print this on canvas stretched around a wood frame for a firend.


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Nov 10, 2006 20:36 |  #2

I think the orignal makes the boom seem more real, it gives you a sense of depth.




  
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Nov 11, 2006 16:24 |  #3

i agree with sharpshootr


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Nov 11, 2006 20:01 |  #4

Need the boom! Go with the original. It gives more depth.


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Nov 12, 2006 00:54 as a reply to  @ Aquaman's post |  #5

I don't see how the crop improves it?? Stick with the original.

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Nov 12, 2006 03:40 |  #6

^^ What they said :) ^^


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