Reality under construction

[otherprof]

 

[Gary A.]

I ... LIKE ... THIS!

 

[katsrevenge]

Clever!

 

[BrentC]

I like it too!

 

[timor]

Great ! You joined the movement.

 

[crimbfighter]

Interesting perspective! I like it!

 

[razashaikh]

That's a great shot. Perspective and B&W tone on point.

 

[bulldurham]

While I agree with the others that there is much to like about this image, I wonder if the darkened windows at the bottom right don't distract the eye too much away from the oblique angles created by the crane and roof protrusions. It's just an early am thought.

 

[otherprof]

While I agree with the others that there is much to like about this image, I wonder if the darkened windows at the bottom right don't distract the eye too much away from the oblique angles created by the crane and roof protrusions. It's just an early am thought.

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I like your suggestion. I think I usually start out with an 8x10 ratio and work within that constraint, perhaps because I'm subconsciously anticipating an easy print and frame job, when in fact I almost never get prints made. You've got me thinking and laughing about what actually goes on in my photography! The lazy approach doesn't surprise me, but the self-imposed restriction does. ( Maybe being lazy always imposes restrictions?) I still also like the version I posted, but I've learned a lot from your suggestion.
Thanks!

 

[Designer]

While I agree with the others that there is much to like about this image, I wonder if the darkened windows at the bottom right don't distract the eye too much away from the oblique angles created by the crane and roof protrusions.

I still also like the version I posted, but I've learned a lot from your suggestion.
Thanks!

I like the original version. The two dark corners sort of balance each other, and the additional rooflines are helping the overall composition.