The house has a sign advertising its Miel (honey) in Lanjarón, Granada province, Spain.
I think this is one of those occasions where one can be very pleasantly surprised by the results of cropping. In this case I liked the vertical portrait image that I had deliberately taken, showing the full frontage of this house in Lanjarón, Spain. In order to fit the theme I had to do a fairly heavy crop to gain the banner image.
Ultimately I like the detail in the banner image and in this case less is more. The only trouble is the exact image you see will depend upon the device you are using to view the post.
Just shows the value of taking images at a high resolution and giving things a try – in this case a heavy crop.
Meticulous Mick 
I love the blue. 🙂 Beautiful.
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Thank you so much, it jumped out at me so I just had to try and capture it in some way. Thanks for not only visiting, but commenting too. MM 🍀
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Wonderful MM. I need to crop more! Both are super ..
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In this case because I had to go from a portraiture to a 4:3 landscape the crop had to be particularly harsh so I was forced into it. Glad you liked them both..MM🍀 / John x
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Lovely images, both, John!
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Charm on steroids. 😉 Beautiful MM.
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Thanks Laura, one has to be charmed by a place like this…
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Indeed!
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What amazing, popping colors in Spain. The vertical crop is perfect for this image I think. Beautiful.
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Thanks Debbie, it certainly is a riot of colour and that’s what captures the eye first of all. Interesting that both you and Aidy like the vertical image, the one I had intended initially. Love the feedback, thank you and enjoy your day. MM 🍀😘
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Very difficult to choose between the two crops John, both beautiful images.
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Cheers Aidy, a very interesting spot. Hope all good with yourself, MM 🍀
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