Which is better?

[wlewisiii]

I was out walking the other day, looking in vain for an HCB moment. I did, however, see just through a fence alongside the sidewalk, a lost and loney looking teddy bear. I took a couple of shots, mainly varying the aperture. Now I'd like a little input on which one is prefered by the people here. I have done very little other than to resize for posting here to the scans at this point.

Thanks,

William

 

[oftheherd]

Sorry, if you hadn't told us, I wouldn't know that was a teddy bear. Number 2 comes closest to letting me know as the fence is somewhat blurred out. Still, it just isn't there for me.

 

[RayPA]

All things being equal, whichever was the first one you shot (that's usually how it works for me). To the point, the bear doesn't read for me, for some reason until the third shot. I see something, but can't orient it. Plush toys always seem to make good subjects.


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[Sonnar Brian]

The fence is distracting to me; the 2nd shot gets rid of much of it. I normally try to shoot between the links, and wide-open.

Did anyone rescue the Teddy, or is it going to the isle of Misfit Toys?

 

[wlewisiii]

At this point, the isle... 🙁

Thank you all for your input. Sometimes your just too close to an image to see it.

William

 

[wtl]

At this point, the isle... 🙁

Thank you all for your input. Sometimes your just too close to an image to see it.

William

Only in this case it seems to be too far...