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Dec 09, 2008 21:30 |  #1

I visited Long Key Nature Center and Natural Area in Davie and found this very "inviting" spot on the patio. I took a photo while standing and another while kneeling.

Which of these 2 images is more "inviting"?

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Dec 09, 2008 23:42 |  #2

First picture is most inviting. It is simpler, with the emphasis on the row of chairs. Also the colors are warmer.

2nd picture has too many distracting angles, and the fans take away from the central topic of the chairs. Additionally, the lighting is a bit harsher in picture 2.

In 2, the peaked ceiling competes with the chairs for my attention.


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Dec 09, 2008 23:50 |  #3

+1 for #1 but...

I'd have moved the ashtray... ;)


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Dec 10, 2008 00:28 |  #4

Neither since the chairs are in the sun.




  
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