One taken at the holiday cottage.
Couldn't get the curtains to hang symmetrically (I tried...and tried...and tried) and it's impossible to straighten a shot so that you get all straight lines when the lines aren't all straight in the same direction but I liked what the light was doing. No, wrong, I *loved* what the light was doing!
Edit. Should have said : please view large then you can see the pretty little star shapes made by the light shining through the holes for the cords in the blind too. Thank you. :)
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B/w suits this perfectly. Interesting composition - you will never get curtains to behave, but that's part of the realism of this photo. It would look a bit artificial if they were exact mirror images.
I had to spend some minutes trying to understand what those lines were doing - it reminded me a little of an Escher drawing where the perspectives are all wrong! Well captured - and I like the way you can see stars.
Interesting thing about perfection in symmetry. It is often distracting. Slight imbalances are normal so the eye does not look for them. The symmetry here is good enough that the strength in the light of the shot is the important thing for the eye. If everything had been perfect the eye would be roving not admiring. Just an opinion. Like this shot.
May 10th, 2013
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