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[armand]

This is why I like the Fujifilm 35mm F/1.4 despite not being optically great.

[Diego Pigozzo]

I like the second one the most (because it lacks that "line of separation" on the left that the third have).

I would go for a more panoramic crop, thought, in order to give a stronger dynamic.
Cool lens, anyway

[armand]

I like the second one the most (because it lacks that "line of separation" on the left that the third have).

I would go for a more panoramic crop, thought, in order to give a stronger dynamic.
Cool lens, anyway

That could work, I couldn't decide where to crop though.
The bokeh of this lens wide open with backlit or sidelit scenarios is quite appealing.


Another one more conventional.

[Diego Pigozzo]

That could work, I couldn't decide where to crop though.

I would try a 16:9 crop with the lower border just above the rightmost "red thing".

[Diego Pigozzo]

Another one more conventional.

My two cents on this: I think this is the kind of image that, in order to work, needs a huge amount of details and no blown highlight.
I don't knows how much details the original shot contains.
For the highligh, I can see a lot of sparkles due to the reflection on the small leafs.

With hindsight, I think that a double exposure (one with the polarized for the leafs and one without for the reflection in the water) could work very well.

Keep in mind, though, I'm not the expert I pretend to be