Second one! Pretty nice!
Posted by Georgi at February 4, 2013 03:13 AMThe second one!
Posted by Ant at February 4, 2013 03:14 AMIn my opinion, the second one is nicer. In the first, the cars to the left are the primary subject, and not terribly interesting, though the buildings in the background make it a bit more intriguing. The composition isn't terribly compelling, either.
In the second, the cars in the center are the stars, and appear to be cascading down the hill, which works great with the color grade.
Anyway, great stuff as per usual. :-)
Posted by Dave at February 4, 2013 03:38 AMto me, the second one is better. it's really great
Posted by 4708romain at February 4, 2013 04:19 AMSecond one. Definitely! First one is flatter, while second one has more perspective.
Posted by Zedwarf at February 4, 2013 04:24 AMCrop #2. Something about the horizontal wires and the feeling that I am about to jump onto one of those big slides from my childhood that you had to wear a burlap sack to go down.
Posted by sdb at February 4, 2013 07:29 AMImpressive demo of the drama that can be found by cropping a dullish scene: #2 is a much more interesting composition, as now you have an almost vertical-looking hill with brighter lights and contributions from curvy wires and cranes that went unnoticed in crop #1. You didn't lose anything with the almost-invisible-anyway background towers and the boring red building and foreground cars.
Posted by molly at February 4, 2013 07:42 AMFor me the second.
Although I particularly like the foreground with the two vehicles of the first photo, the other one looks more dynamic like sitting on a rollercoaster :)
I vote for second. Nice comp and colour.
Posted by patrick at February 4, 2013 09:06 AMThe second one
Posted by Hamid Mehr at February 4, 2013 10:00 AMyup... second one
Posted by lulufar at February 4, 2013 08:36 PMDef Second, and I love the colors.
Posted by afra at February 5, 2013 02:44 AMDefinitely the second one! It's more interesting :)
Posted by Sam at February 5, 2013 06:43 AMThe first. It's more complete.
Posted by Lorna at February 5, 2013 12:35 PMThe first one. The perspective draws my eye right into the scene. The second seems flat to me.
Posted by Pam at February 5, 2013 05:12 PM