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The second one gives us a better glimpse of the top, the first one maybe a bit more detail. Points look pretty good from here.
But, the real test is to see what the quilter thinks of it ... they make can us look like schoolkids when it comes to being picky. Personally, these make a rather nice concept for presentation for me. Although others may prefer the full spread square look, I think this is a nice balance/blend of detail and overall view of the top design.
Normally, you wouldn't do this, but I'd look at cropping through the (your work of course) upper 1/3 (or so) of the frames on the wall. Seeing them full, pulls my eye up toward your work (which is good, except) and that competes for attention away from the quilt.
We spend a split second in a capture (yeah, I know the hike there and the PP after, etc.) ... even allowing for a couple days of work on an image, it pales in comparison to the time commitment quilters put forth to a piece. Some go for weeks, some months, and some even more than a year invested, so it is prudent (imo) to give them our best @ presentation when we can.
Edited on Aug 28, 2014 at 05:42 PM · View previous versions
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