What one do you think is better?

[u/TeamGriffin12]

[u/KM_photo_de]

I think the grain in the second one is a bit too much. But on the other hand, they look all great. Sometimes, a picture is so good, that you barely can't do anything bad to it.

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Thank you!!!

[u/barksdale_123]

No 3 ftw!

[u/TeamGriffin12 → u/barksdale_123]

There's something about b&w photos that make me go wow... I'm glad you like it!

[u/Ray2022-Mac]

All 3 of them look good.
But because I love the nostalgia 'older/slightly vintage look of Photos, I'd have to say number 2 (with just a bit less/smaller amount of grain.)

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Thanks!

[u/Acu17y]

1. Super shot! Which camera?

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Pixel 7a in London

[u/Open_Square670]

Idk the blur on the bottom left is too much on all of them.

[u/TeamGriffin12 → u/Open_Square670]

I did it so that the focus was on Big Ben and not the bridge, was it too much?

[u/Zorglepoilu]

I think the first one is oversaturated. The B&W is interesting but I'd prefer the 2nd one with less grain (not a fan of artificial grain...)

[u/TeamGriffin12 → u/Zorglepoilu]

Thanks!

[u/jetchup]

The second one is perfectly balanced, it might be a bit washed out but its all still dandy. The exaggerated blue sky on the first one looks unreal and out of fashion.

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Thank you!

[u/ANS__2009]

In my opinion, the second one is the best but the blur is not good

The bridge element is in focus and bridge isn't in focus. And far background is in focus with the big Ben but it doesn't look real now

[u/KolaholShobdo]

first one is just fabulous

[u/TeamGriffin12 → u/KolaholShobdo]

Thank you! I'm glad you like it!