This seems like a legitimately nice set up

a little bit of a more realistic setup with the desk on the wall behind items, the chalkboard is a bit of a stretch

With nothing else in the background, the map seems to stick out more.

I think that B has too much going on to see what you are promoting. I think that A is perfect because you can see it on the wall easily.

The man made me pick.

this one, while having the man, is a lot less busy than the other one. this one is more simple and has less to focus on, while the other one has a lot going on for it, a lot of colors and shapes. not good.

By including a person in the picture, I could imagine myself in this space.

I don't know what I'm buying, I assume it is supposed to be the map of the United States, but neither image makes that clear. At least with choice A, the map is a little more the focal point (kind of). I would need a lot more information to make a confident decision.

The photo in B looks like a ghost bike, which is what gets put up in places where cyclists get killed in accidents. Please don't use B for any marketing - it's terrible. However, in A the dude looks like he is resting his feet on a plant, which doesn't seem physically possible and makes no sense, so really both of these photos are awful.

I think the human touch helps

I like the more minimalist aesthetic.

The guy in the really short shorts with the tattoos makes me uncomfortable, and the poster is clearly photoshopped onto the wall. The first pic looks more organic.

Clear view of the product.

I'm assuming the map is the product here. This does a much better job at showing it off, I really enjoy this picture.

I like the bike and rug

It's more visual appealing. It looks like someone put more thought into it.

B is easier to imagine as my own house. The man in the picture in A turns me off because I no longer see it as my own home.

This one looks more attractive overall to me, I think it has more detail in this picture.

i prefer not having a person in the image, it's less distracting

I like seeing just the picture without anyone in it.

all the stuff makes it that much better to look at

I like the chalkboard and the writing. The bike indicates travel.

I like the B pic better but I think it's a little less obvious than A if the map is what you're trying to showcase.

I like reading the slogans or signs and the map seems to be a good fit with the traveling theme of some of their words.

I think the man is distracting in the one scene. I like the other one because it focuses more on the product.

B is designed better and goes with flow of room

I like this one better because you can see slightly more on the map and the person isn't blocking everything and appearing to be the main focus.

without human looks better. A man hide some elements, so it makes different impression.

I like the black wall or board.

more inviting image

i prefer the placement of the map in this "travel" set-up. it's inspiring.

B looks more fun. There's inspiring posters. The bike is more centrally focused. It looks more like a passion project-type thing. It inspires wanderlust. It makes me want to just get out there and do stuff.

I like B better because I think that the person in A is distracting. I think that B shows off the product better and draws your attention to it.

I don't like the guy in the picture. He seems out of place.

I like B the best because I get to imagine the space in use.

Looks a lot better. I dont care to see the person in the picture

Option B seems more relatable and draws me in more, I don't really relate to the person in A

This is tough because I LOVE tattoos on guys-- but B is more versatile and fits me. I love the aesthetic of the chalkboard and urban vibe.

I like the set up. I like the bike and the little quote that is on the blackboard. The picture has a real homie vibe.

I prefer choice B as it just feels like the person relaxing in choice A is getting in the way. It also suggests a particular type of person as the target to identify with.

It's easier for me to relate to.

I prefer option B because it doesn't have a person in the picture. Option B also has the map on a big black board which makes the map look better as compared to the wall hanging in Option A. The flooring in Option B also looks better. Overall, option A has too much white space.

Choice B is more aesthetically pleasing. The signs and sayings around the map are more attention grabbing. The bicycle adds a nice touch.

First, your question for Which is spelled wrong "wich." Other than that, I chose B because I like how simple the picture is and it shows the map to travel, mentions a bucket list and even says "keep it simple." I like how B catches my eye and I look around the room, while A appears cluttered and doesn't really say too much about what the picture is supposed to mean.

While neither image is really clear as to what the subject is, at least with B there is a clear view of all the objects. With A the person in the chair is taking up most of the view.

It is more inspirational

I prefer the option where you can focus on the image and not the model.

I find the man in a very distracting. My attention in drawn to B and right into the map

seems clearer what the picture is about and like the bucket list statement because it is so nice to have goals and visualize them.

A has too much other stuff going on