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Composition is again very satisfying. Amazing tones despite the very contrasty light.
Thanks! I’ve been reading Edward Weston’s Mexico Daybook, and struck by his comments about “picturesque” scenes. I’m starting to recognize when I am drawn to picturesque, and when to look further. I liked this photo on revisiting it not only for the advertising graphic and of course the water bottles, but for the light and composition. Glad you liked it.
Yes, and you have a keen sense of framing that is admirable. A picture that I would have been proud to have taken.
Thank you!