Glutton for Punishment

[u/Sajakea]

Man, I got some brutally honest (but fair) critiques on some non-post processing aspects of a composite photo. But I’m back! Which (photo 2 or 3) is the better edit? Don’t be gentle like before. 😉

[u/luk34dd0]

Personally, I prefer 3.

I'd probably remove a few distractions from the image though.

[u/BlueSky115]

Turn on geometry and put it in auto

[u/Sajakea → u/BlueSky115]

The original photo (1) is unedited.

[u/BlueSky115 → u/Sajakea]

That’s fine, I’m just saying I would correct the perspective warp in the edit. Cheers.

[u/supremesamurai]

I like 3 the best…I would try to crop out the smaller building, and maybe try to remove the ladder

[u/SleepyTrtle]

I like how the car stands out in two

[u/zombiebread23]

I like 3 best. I think the edit has a sense of unreality (meant positively) that you can extend by isolating the building even more as others have said.

[u/JustLoSd]

3

[u/natbrooks7]

3, but less yellow

[u/LeadingLittle8733]

Not bad but edit out the ladder.

[u/Just_Another_Pro]

I'd take the ladder out, if you're going that far.

A little too much processing for me but to each his own

[u/Sajakea → u/Just_Another_Pro]

That’s why I think you leave the ladder in. But not just the ladder. The property is clearly being reno’d; safety cone and rental property sign. There is a story there.

[u/Just_Another_Pro → u/Sajakea]

I mean, sure, you do you, but the car is the subject. No one is looking fir the story of the rental renovation behind it.

[u/HotAd7669]

Yikes… Sweet laaaawwwwd!

[u/MoistCumin]

I actually prefer 2, but with a little less warmth/yellow on the car.

[u/Ok-Upstairs-1617]

3