One of the things I try to do when taking photos is "get it right in the camera." I try to get the subject framed the way I want it when I take the photo, instead of relying on cropping after the fact. Occasionally though, when I'm reviewing photos later, I find one that I like, but think "I should have zoomed in tighter" or "I should have taken two more steps closer." The photo below is a good example. I like colors and texture of the wall, and the same with the dumpster. I don't like the foreground though, the dull alley.
Here's the same photo, cropped in an 16 x 9 aspect ratio. Closer, tighter, eliminating the foreground. Better? I'm not sure. But you don't know until you try...
Nikon D7000, Nikkor 18-55 DX
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