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Week 35: Rule Of Thirds, 2024

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“ Diagonality ”

Thirty weeks ago I took a photo of 8PSQ for the Shoot From Below challenge. This is the same building, but from a different vantage point. Vertical architectural lines play across two-thirds of the frame with the white of the negative space bleeding across the image to make the blacks and ...

Photo Location: Parramatta Square, Parramatta, Australia

This photo qualifies for the "Extra Challenge": Symmetrical Composition

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Troy Shiels Edited 7 months ago

Sharing the crop overlay showing the diagonal alignment that I felt complemented the thirds and a snapshot from behind my shooting position. I was backed against the… more

Sharing the crop overlay showing the diagonal alignment that I felt complemented the thirds and a snapshot from behind my shooting position. I was backed against the fence just to the right of the small tree.

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Chrissie Cablk Edited 7 months ago

This works well in black and white, Troy. The lines are very strong.

This works well in black and white, Troy. The lines are very strong.

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Cathy Breen Edited 7 months ago

This is fantastic, such sharp lines. It's great to revisit places for a different perspective!

This is fantastic, such sharp lines. It's great to revisit places for a different perspective!

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Kerry-Anne Waller Edited 7 months ago

I love all the patterns. The B&W really focuses on the shadows and light. Great work.

I love all the patterns. The B&W really focuses on the shadows and light. Great work.

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