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thank you .. the second one I was thinking along the lines of the nautilus shell which is used alot to demonstrate symmetry
thanks Rokvi ..that is what i thoughtThey both demonstrate symmetry, however two different types. The first photo here demonstrates "reflective symmetry", while the second demonstrates "radial symmetry".
Thanks Joshua...I like 2, I don't think it is more symmetrical but i like it better. The shadows really develop into a story, well done!
I like the first because of the repeating patterns....but it looked a little boring...how could I have made it more pleasing to the eye?I like the first for its pleasing colors and symmetry... the second looks somber and attractive in its own way![]()
yes I think I will.. . at least it is not a fb comp where friends vote.....Hey binga! Are you entering the world of eos competition!
Well..first of all the second shot is symmetry=0.0...LOL! But I like the composition..very interesting to look at...nice story...good mood...friggin love this picture. The first one is symmetry=1.0...and is a great image. I can't tell if there is some HDR in there...hard to see on my screen. Either way great shot.!!f