I would not give a strong opinion because it's equivalent to making a decision. Instead discussing the way the image would be used could help the client realize if he or she is on track with the expected result and the impact that image would have on the project. Clues are probably best than a solid answer, more particularity if multiple people are involved in decision making.

1.Active Listening & Understanding – Take the time to understand the client’s perspective and reasoning behind their choices. Acknowledge their vision before presenting your insights. 2.Educate & Explain – Use your expertise to explain why a certain choice might work better in terms of composition, branding, or storytelling while respecting their viewpoint. 3.Find a Middle Ground – Suggest alternatives that incorporate both perspectives. A mood board or reference images can help visualize potential solutions. 4.Offer a Test Version – If feasible, create variations of the image to demonstrate the impact of different approaches and let the client see the results before making a final decision.

Acknowledge the client's preference while presenting a rationale for your choice based on design principles, user engagement, and brand consistency. Offer data-driven insights or A/B testing to support your recommendation. If needed, propose a compromise that aligns with both creative vision and business goals

Como fotógrafo, mi enfoque es siempre colaborar con el cliente para asegurarme de que la visión que tenemos para las fotos sea compartida y reflejada de la mejor manera posible. Cuando hay desacuerdo sobre las selecciones de imágenes, trato de abordar la situación con empatía y comprensión, porque entiendo que cada cliente tiene su propia idea de lo que quiere transmitir. - Escuchar al Cliente - Explicar Mi Elección - Buscar un Punto Medio -Presentar Opciones El Cliente es lo Primero

you and the client help to refine the final image... as a designer important...to know what styles and nuances have been successful in the past... and incorporatiing the best of those looks into a basic arnature of design for the current client..