
While this photo is an interesting scene I felt it could make two interesting photos if it were recropped.

I decided to create one photo of the section with just the people.

Then I cropped the photo showing only the trees for the other version.

This photo of the interior of a Mexican hotel lobby became more interesting when I added more dark area to the lower section.


Here is a shot of Gloria on the beach, I made a vertical composition by tightly cropping the photo which I though was more interesting. With Photoshop you also have a certain amount of control over the color and tone values in your photos.
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