Turia River

[zafra52]

Which one of the two versions of the same picture?

[stubbsy]

#1 is the only choice. In #2 the lines detract from rather than enhance the image IMHO. Looking it as if was 3 separate slices framed I don't think it would work. The RHS is strong enough, but the other two thirds are not.

[surenj]

#1 for reasons Peter said.

Also consider returning to this location when there is not much wind (or light) and doing a long exposure. Would be a classic postcard.

[zafra52]

Thank you for the comments. Unfortunately the river is
in a remote sierra in Spain and I am in Australia so a second
take of the same view is out of the question, but I know
exactly what you mean.

[Remorhaz]

The first for me Zafra - the two left parts are not strong enough to stand on their own (although the right is pretty good)

Edit - looks like Peter and Suren have already said the same

[zafra52]

Thanks for the comments. I thought the first one
was the best of the two. I am also regretting the
fact that I was travelling light and an SLR would
have been the appropriate tool.