Cropping is this week’s focus from Cee for CCYC, I agree with Cee, that it is an essential part of editing for most (if not all photos) and can be a powerful tool all in itself.
I may play around with a lot of digital art, but my images pretty much always start out as digital photos, and the crop tool is a vital part of getting things just as you want them.
Sometimes it’s just a subtle crop, to improve the composition, rule of thirds etc. or to remove a shadow or distracting area from a shot.
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Sometimes it’s to zoom in on something special
Or to give a different perspective
But more often than not it’s to get rid of something that ruins a perfectly great photo
Til next time, happy snapping………..
-Julz
Julie Powell - Photographer & Graphic Artist 
Julz you have some wonderful examples of cropping. I see we think alike. 😀
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I love how you have cropped. I tend to crop in the camera most of the time – but then again I take mostly flowers and landscapes. Since I used to do a lot of darkroom work it is a habit I have carried with me. I tend to use a a vignette filter a lot instead of cropping – but that is my style I suppose.
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OK that’s a different (or is that old school) approach. I did photography many years ago at school, but I had forgotten it all
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