(Unexpectedly) It's a bit cramped up there, and I'm a little embarrassed that they put me on a peg... And maybe looking away from the camera would have added a bit of spontaneity to the shot... I'm not sure. Interesting approach.
I simultaneously "planted" it on the houses, roofs, and chimney
Well, it's all on a different plane and tone, a beautiful background in contrast to the foreground—I like it. But the "peg" plays out in the foreground in a coherent composition, including color and light. I won't nitpick anymore, I promise.
Why? Like in my favorite "Yeralash": "Well, teach me bad, teach me bad!" Meaning, good. )) Joking, of course.
But to get to the point: there are a lot of verticals and diagonals here—lines (including pegs) that make up the picture. There might be some extraneous elements, but when there's a lot of everything, the extraneous elements aren't visualized. In my opinion. Thanks!
And maybe looking away from the camera would have added a bit of spontaneity to the shot... I'm not sure.
Interesting approach.
I simultaneously "planted" it on houses, roofs, a pipe, a "peg"... )))
Cut it off at the top.
Something like that.
I won't nitpick anymore, I promise.
Why?
Like in my favorite "Yeralash": "Well, teach me bad, teach me bad!"
Meaning, good. ))
Joking, of course.
But to get to the point: there are a lot of verticals and diagonals here—lines (including pegs) that make up the picture. There might be some extraneous elements, but when there's a lot of everything, the extraneous elements aren't visualized. In my opinion. Thanks!