Which of these 3 photos is the most Amazing?

Amazing? that would be Miku! Piece of art? that wud be Kureha^^

Really like Miku's ^^ But I've already seen Kureha's photo shoot and if it were a different pic (of the same photo shoot) then I would pick Kureha ^^

I would have to say miku is the best overall shot because it has the least amount of visual clutter. and we all seem to enjoy the interactions of figmas, nedos interacting with real-world objects.

seto's picture could be improved by a darker/more colorful background (as she is lightly colored), removing items that don't have purpose in the photo (including figma stand, since you can't see the feet anyway she can be held up by anything), and maybe playing with the brightness curves a bit.

well if it wasn't set up, then it wasn't set up, and that's one thing. But generally when setting up a photo, especially when intending to create art, every thing should have a purpose. Every shape, color, line, highlight, shadow, etc. should either be the main subject, or relate directly or indirectly to the subject. weather it be to something to help narrate the scene, provide contrast for the subject, create a visual cue for the eye to travel along connecting subjects, creating a true/false sense of scale, etc. etc. so long as it does something useful to the composition.

For example in the Miku photo: The black HP monitor and Acer speaker, provide excellent border contrast to the lightly colored Miku/toast main subject. keeping the eye from wondering away from that main subject. However, The fact that i can tell its an HP monitor and Acer speakers doesn't mean anything specifically to the picture you are painting, and therefor, clutter. If they were just "unidentifiable black things" that removes the excess visual information and is no longer clutter.

The contrasting example: In the Kurena photo, on the shelf there are several books. even tho none of the actors in the photo are directly interacting with the books, their presence identifies the location as "a book self" which is setting the scene for the subjects to tell the story that is expressed in the photo. and since the books themselves arn't very identifiable as anything other then "some kind of book" they just register in the brain as "books" without creating any additional visual clutter.

so if you are setting up a photo, look through the viewfinder, and for everything that is visible ask yourself, "what does it do?" if the answer is, "nothing really." nix it (if realistically possible).

I hope that explains it. =)

kureha is better for me, I like the focus despite of every surrounding girls
miku looks appealing because you shoot it right in the middle, the object is occupying more less 50% of the space, which usually give more appealing effect

Why did most people chose Miku? I think the Kureha one is just too adorable!