Good call. I like #2 much better too. Now that I have something to which to compare.
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Good call. I like #2 much better too. Now that I have something to which to compare.
The first image is considerably more striking than the second image imo. but it does look oversharpened as MA pointed out.
2nd image is way too flat and grey for me but it looks more natural.
Perhaps a third version with more contrast than the 2nd shot and 'some' sharpening would be in order....
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Looks good. Your snow is white, and you have a softer, more natural effect overall. Gives one the feeling of the cold, wet, and desolation of the snowy path.
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Nice image. Great comp and I love the leading lines. Well done and another vote for #2.
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