It would be possible to sacrifice the right side a little so that the inscription on the left does not have to be cut off.

You could have sacrificed the right side a bit so the inscription on the left wouldn't be cut off.

Anonymous, Thank you. The emphasis here isn't on the inscription.

Anonymous, Thank you. The emphasis here isn't on the caption.

Bluejay,
I know. It's just psychologically that a person, whether they want to or not, will be drawn to the text. Sometimes it can play a nasty trick on a photo, and sometimes the opposite. It's like Pavlov's dog's lightbulb signal))) Texts are the last thing people perceive as form)) By the way, flipping with them is completely impossible. Cut-off text is always a minor drawback. Therefore, either avoid it, or, like a photographer, think a little about how to fit it into the frame of the subject.

Anonymous, OK. Thanks, I'll keep that in mind. This was taken while walking at night with a cell phone, and the first letter was partially cut off during filming. I just adjusted the cut to make it look nice.

Anonymous, Okay. Thanks, I'll keep that in mind. It was taken while walking at night with a cell phone, and the first letter was partially cut off during filming. I just adjusted the cut to make it look nice.

Bluejay,
Personally, having the first letter would have been a plus for me.