Which version do you prefer?

[maverick]

Choice number one was taken first and is a perfect mirror reflection of a vivid sky
on fire: http://WildernessApertures.com/img/s2/v ... 3840-6.jpg" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Choice number two was taken moments after when a few gusts of wind blew through
creating some ripples in the water and giving the water/reflection an artistic quality:
http://WildernessApertures.com/img/s8/v ... 8636-6.jpg" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Which is your cup of tea or coffee?

[RichardCullip]

Both pictures are awesome. However, I prefer the second one a bit more. The slight ripples on the water add a nice visual element to the photo.

[Wandering Daisy]

First photo is more classic- second unique. I prefer the second because I tend to like brighter, lighter photos and it has more "radiance". Both are very good.

[LMBSGV]

For me, it's definitely the second one.

[DriveFly44]

I like the second one Mav.......the water comes to life in that one and gives me the perspective I would personally be after in that shot.


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[Carne_DelMuerto]

Second one. The rippled water gives it a more ethereal feel.

[The Other Tom]

The second one. On the first one the transition between the white clouds and the mountains is too stark, IMO. The ripples soften that and make it look better.

[rlown]

Number 2

[tomba]

The first photo may be harder to take, and that's why people may value perfect reflections. But second one looks better - more varied and interesting patterns/textures. The first one looks somewhat confusing at the first glance, as do many photos with perfect reflections.

[Maddog61]

Definitely the 2nd shot for my taste. It feels like it has more depth because of the texture of the water, & life because the water is moving.

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