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I have worked with and shown a similar image before but I particularly like this square image and the way the lines work to the corners and complement each other.
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I think this type of shot works really well in B&W, and I love how the angles and lines (mostly) point to "thirds" on the image. My only criticism is the large vertical support about a third in from the right - it dominates the scene, but is the least interesting of the angles, lines and their intersections.
Ivan
Hi, Ivan again...
I've reconsidered my critique, and I think that vertical support works, but perhaps it may work slightly more strongly if it was a bit more to the right of the image..but then the other elements would move too! Ah heck, it's a good image!
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