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I was asked to show the whole shot and here it is. OK, but not as good as cropping to the right side only.
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I do agree, the right crop is much better than the whole image.
What strikes me is that the whole shot lacks a "unified structure" while the right crop has.
Here I'm going in "know-all mode": could it be that this lack of "unified structure" in the whole shot is due to the different fractal features of the two halves?
What I mean is that in the right crop I could focus on some big features and explore its medium and small ones.
In the left crop, instead, I see only big and small features.
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