Left to Right Rule 2

This one seems a clear example - "reading" it back to front just seems wrong!!

[Ko*]

Is this for a challenge? I dont know what challenges there are and still have problems with all the abbreviations :)

[Marnie]

Don't know the left-to-right rule, but I do like this flipped image, the colours and shapes are great.

[Rob Z]

@madeinnl Hi Ko - this was for the 52week challenge - it is a different theme each week - across several concepts eg composition, vision, creativity etc. This link will take you to it: https://365project.org/discuss/themes-competitions/31804/52-week-challenge-week-28-july-9th-composition-left-to-right-rule
You do such lovely editing I thought you might like to have a look at another challenge : https://365project.org/discuss/themes-competitions/31797/etsooi-99-starts-today
These initials stand for - "Edit The Sorriness Out Of It" so it's an editing challenge. Cheers Rob All of the various challenges appear in the drop down menu labelled "Discuss' - then go to "Themes and Competitions"
Cheers Rob

[Rob Z]

@golftragic Thanks Marnie - I didn't know it was an actual thing either - until this week 28 activity. It does sort of make sense though - sometimes things just feel better flipped over. I much prefer this with the stem lifting upwards across the page. Thanks for your feedback. Cheers Rob

[Suzanne]

Again the right one :)

[Marnie]

@robz OK, I knew about the general notion of seeing left-to-right, but didn't know it was a kinda rule. Thanks Rob. I've flipped photos, including landscapes to improve the visual flow.

[Rob Z]

@golftragic Ah - there it is - the answer! If nobody knows the area and it's not meant to be a description of a specific place - flip away if you feel like it!! Thanks for that!1 Cheers Rob

[Marnie]

@robz You got it!

[Helen Jane]

I feel a bit guilty when flipping the image horizontally, but totally agree with your analysis on this image and more generally.