Nov 07 12 09:49 am Link I like the colour one. I find the light flare in the black and white one distracting, but it was hard to choose between them. Nov 07 12 10:02 am Link For me: Nov 07 12 10:05 am Link Gotta be the colour, face looks extremely white plus agree with above on flair Nov 07 12 10:13 am Link Color by far, because of the flare in the black and white. That's the only thing about the black and white which keeps it from being the better of the two. Nov 07 12 10:24 am Link The one in color! Nov 07 12 10:36 am Link Nov 07 12 10:47 am Link Color. Nov 07 12 11:04 am Link Color. Asking us to believe the sun gets through all those leaves undappled enough to produce that amount of lens flare is asking for a bit too much 'suspension of disbelief' IMHO. Nov 07 12 03:00 pm Link A pose like this I would have shown the feet, it also looks like she is leaning against something that is no longer there. If I had to pick one, it would be the color version, the Light flare is completely unnecessary and distracting. Nov 07 12 03:37 pm Link Color, with out the black border Nov 07 12 06:41 pm Link Color. The human eye is always drawn first to the brightest area in a scene and that sun blasting through in the B&W is horribly distracting and hurts the image. Nov 07 12 06:48 pm Link Colour Nov 08 12 01:52 am Link The color shot definitely, the lens flare in the B&W detracts greatly. Nov 08 12 05:39 am Link Two thumbs up for color! Nov 08 12 05:45 am Link most certainly B, the colors work well here Nov 08 12 05:51 am Link I concur, the color shows off the autumn wonder and the unique qualities of your complexion-hair-etc. that potential clients wouldn't be aware of otherwise in this warm autumn light. Nov 08 12 01:28 pm Link |