The first one. I like the details. The way she's up on her tip toes, the man walking. It seems like they were out for a walk and she went over for a kiss. The second seems less like a genuine moment for me.
#1 for sure. I think the overall composition works better given the surroundings. #2 sees like it is trying to make it more about them as opposed to the overall scene... but it hasn't gone far enough.
#1. The wider view fits the scene better. I'd think if you had huge skyscrapers in the backgournd #2 would be better. Though I'd like to see a comparison of both in B&W
Definitely #1 here as well. But the perspective distortion would annoy me if it were me, so I would have backed up to correct later. Not a big distraction, but would have made it feel tidier to me.
You can see the subject in the frame. And the couple is framed by the surrounding buildings nicely. The image isn't as busy as the first one, less to distract from the subject.
The first is a nice photo of a street, the second is a nice photo of a couple.
#1! I actually like #2 as well, I think if it wasn't for the red bus in the background I might like it more. The red kinda pulls my eyes down away from the subjects!
