Post photos of urban fragments (NO people or skies)

philmar wrote in post #16828343
Cool. This is what the thread is all about: an everyday slice of urban innanity and turning it into an interesting shot. Nice dynamic composition.

Thank you. I would have called the composition static. Maybe my understanding of dynamism lacks something.

Why did I go for symmetry in that shot? Because I had just seen The Grand Budapest Hotel.

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Love the typewriter

ziemowit wrote in post #16839372
[Coke can, etc.]

This is striking for the distribution of color across the frame. (My intuitive unprofessional opinion.)

Mike Dodd wrote in post #16836940
Love the typewriter

Thank you Mike !!!

^like the subtle asymmetry here.

ziemowit wrote in post #16845419
^like the subtle asymmetry here.

Thanks! The interplay between the top and bottom sections reminded me of a syncopated rhythm. If you think of the vertical accents as beats . . .

I was wondering where you were. No new photos lately, and a recent illness. Worried.

OhLook wrote in post #16846206
Thanks! The interplay between the top and bottom sections reminded me of a syncopated rhythm. If you think of the vertical accents as beats . . .

I was wondering where you were. No new photos lately, and a recent illness. Worried.

thank you for your kindness I was ill, yes, very annoying, but i'm fine now, even started my running routine again. I have been doing serious overtime at the agency recently as well, so not a lot of time for life :/ got around 20 images worth showing this month :/

however, tomorrow I'm flying to my parents house for 9 days, so should have something to show when I'm back, and obviously it will be slightly different