Here's looking at you ...

Difficult decision how to crop this one. Wasn't sure if the man with the trollies was a distraction or helped lead the eye to the dog owner and hence to dog and bird.

[Karen]

For me the man with the trollies is in! The trollies he is pushing seem to complete a 'z' shape of trollies which is pleasing. Looks great in b&w. Great shot!

[The Intermittent Photographer aka Blue Rose]

Interesting lines

[Gayle]

Great shot! I agree with Karen, I think the man with the trollies adds to the overall composition in a positive way. :-)

[Shy Abel]

very good eye! love this photo

[HelenM]

@karens54 @gaylewood @bluerose15 @shylaine3304 Thanks all very much for your comments. Really appreciate your feedback about the cropping question, Karen and Gayle

[Vic]

Well seen and nicely captured. I agree with Karen & Gayle too, without the man the horizontal trollies would just be there for no apparent reason - with the man it's clear they are being pushed.

[sally agnew]

I love the interesting patterns created :)

[HelenM]

@wintivic @hermann Many thanks for your feedback. Very helpful.

[Stephanie Swift]

I like this as it is, it's full of interest, and I don't find the man with the trollies a distraction. If you were to crop it, I think you'd have to get the man and the trollies he's pushing out of there completely, and concentrate on the man with the dog looking at the pigeon.

[HelenM]

@tristansmum Thanks Stephanie for your thoughts and taking the time to comment It's really helpful to get the views of other photographers