<p>i was just wondering if anyone had opinions on these two photos:
[blue</a> on Flickr - Photo Sharing!](<a href=“http://www.■■■■■■■■■■/photos/arghweeeeeee/3187398372/]blue”>Untitled | Fiona S. | Flickr)
and
[DSC_0052</a> on Flickr - Photo Sharing!](<a href=“http://www.■■■■■■■■■■/photos/arghweeeeeee/3096318695/in/photostream/]DSC_0052”>Untitled | Fiona S. | Flickr)
any comments would be super nice :)</p>
<p>Out of the two, I like blue much more.
I think it’s because the inviting colors and the position of the fence makes me feel like I’m actually there.
I don’t really like any of the lighted christmas decorations because they give a weird ambience (Is that the right word for that?). And in comparing the two, blue seems to be more professional to me. Of the christmas decorations shots, I liek the mice the best because of the repitition and I’m a sucker for diagnol lines.</p>
<p>Both have their merits, it would depend upon what you want to do or say with them. It’s impossible to say one is better than another without knowing your intent.</p>
<p>They both look very average and nothing out of the ordinary to me. Is this suppose to be a portfolio or something?</p>
<p>to rainingagain, I don’t see how you say it’s impossible to pick a better photo without knowing intents.
If in a portfolio, album, show, or any other exhibit, the photos would most likely be shown alone, with no explanation of intent. Are you saying that it’s impossible to pick the best piece in a show without knowing what’s being conveyed? If the photographer had the intent to do something or convey a message, it would show.</p>