Crane...lost?

[Alberto Oria]

I don't know if is to tight, the expression of the crane makes me laugh.
K10 da50-200 4-5.6, @200,f=8, iso 400, 1/100

[Dave Phillips]

a very good comp, even the oof bill is allowable on this type image. Wish for a little more neck at bottom.
The slight angular tilt off perfect vertical is a nice touch

[Desmond Chan]

Huh...? LOL

I don't find it too tight, but the crane seems to be leaning a bit to its right.

[Alfred Forns]

This type images are done to taste wether to include more or less neck, tilt no tilt etc I sort of like it as presented maybe leveling the eyes. It is comical and high impact !!! Big Congrats on this one !!

[Alberto Oria]

Thank you all for your guide, most of the time i'm lost. This one was taken the same day, but I think it lost some of the comic value.

[Alfred Forns]

You are right about the goofy look ..... the other has it all over !!!! btw just take a tad of the sides and this looks mighty fine !!!!

[LeeOtsubo]

I agree. The first one is, hands-down, the best. Maybe a bit more neck but I think that's a nit. I also think the tilt adds to the "lost", quizzical look. Super image. How much of a crop is this and how close were you?

[Gus Cobos]

I cast my vote for the first one Alberto...:D It has character and that in your face attitude...:cool: congrats love it the way it is...:D:cool:

[Nicki Gwynn Jones]

I too prefer the first one - personality in spades....

[Oscar Zangroniz]

Great shot Albert, I too like the goofy look of the first one

[Alberto Oria]

Thank you for the comments. I was like 15 ft from the crane and it is like1/8 of the original frame