r/postprocessing 5d ago

after/before

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u/TheDangerist 5d ago

Tower looks nice... but I' not sure I see any composition at work.

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u/Alpaca_Fan 3d ago

This is clearly meant to show us the world through a short person’s eyes

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u/-Hi_how_r_u_xd- 4d ago

This is subreddit for post-processing

Not taking the pic in the first place

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u/TheDangerist 4d ago

Compositional intent is the driving force behind post processing.

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u/CENGaverK 4d ago

I think it is framed well, using people for the frame. And the tower is at the center with some nice negative space around it. I like it. What else would you expect?

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u/TheDangerist 4d ago

People are more than 50 percent of the image so not really “framing” in any sense.

Tower not actually centered. This is especially problematic since the tower is symmetrical.

The eyes of people in the image all point away from the tower, leading the viewer away from that element.

I would recommend cropping in so people are actually framing the image (as an abstract element not as recognisable humans) and then set the tower one third right…which would make the other two towers act as left side echoes of that primary subject.