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This is a small part of a temple. I shot this because of the floor lines and the clouds. I know afternoon is not the best time to shoot, it was an impromptu visit after lunch with family members.
I like this one, Sanggay. The leading lines work very well and the clouds are great. I'd suggest trying out some different crops to get the main temple building off dead-center of the image...maybe move it to the right. There is a lot to explore in the image, well done.
Ken
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I like this one, Sanggay. The leading lines work very well and the clouds are great. I'd suggest trying out some different crops to get the main temple building off dead-center of the image...maybe move it to the right. There is a lot to explore in the image, well done.
I think this would have been a lot stronger if the leading lines led to the door rather than the corner of the building. there are a lot of long straight lines and if you don't get it right they are going effect the image as in this case where they pull you to the corner when your eye wants to go to the door as its is the centre point of the building.
As ken said the clouds are nice but the image looks like you have exposed for them which makes the temple a little under exposed in my opinion. Still having said that, it's a very nice image and I enjoyed viewing it. Wondering if you had a colour version ?
Pete
Isn't it a cool thing in nature that the colours never seem to clash...
I usually write my opinion without reading others first - so I am doing the same here. The BW conversion here is a good idea because of those great white clouds that definitely add to the scene. Considering our eye is usually drawn to the bright areas first, and looking at the floor - using the broader brighter white lines to take us to the temple may have worked better - they are little bit off to the side. Also, I would consider a different composition - perhaps focusing on the big building only, and having it perfectly centered, or having it off to the side without the smaller building. Nice BW conversion, though.
I usually write my opinion without reading others first - so I am doing the same here. The BW conversion here is a good idea because of those great white clouds that definitely add to the scene. Considering our eye is usually drawn to the bright areas first, and looking at the floor - using the broader brighter white lines to take us to the temple may have worked better - they are little bit off to the side. Also, I would consider a different composition - perhaps focusing on the big building only, and having it perfectly centered, or having it off to the side without the smaller building. Nice BW conversion, though.
Thanks for looking and the feedback. I agreed that the lines are a bit off.
I will re shoot if I have the chance to go back there again. This is the color version.