Brick and Mortar

[Ziggy]

[Rebel]

Interesting image, have you thought about what it would look like in monochrome?

[JBW]

Nicely seen. Two thoughts come to mind. (1) would you consider going all out with the symmetry and turning it into a 5 brick shot? (2) staying with 6 is there a way to lower the line where the top 3 meet?

[Rebel]

Nicely seen. Two thoughts come to mind. (1) would you consider going all out with the symmetry and turning it into a 5 brick shot? (2) staying with 6 is there a way to lower the line where the top 3 meet?

Nice idea Brian, I think that would work better.

[Ziggy]

Nicely seen. Two thoughts come to mind. (1) would you consider going all out with the symmetry and turning it into a 5 brick shot? (2) staying with 6 is there a way to lower the line where the top 3 meet?

Thanks both. Tried it in B&W and did not like.

Is this what you are talking about Brian?

[chauncey]

There is something to be said for having an odd number of main subjects in an image.

[Digital]

Very nice image. I do like the 5 brick photo better.


Bruce

[JBW]

Thanks both. Tried it in B&W and did not like.

Is this what you are talking about Brian?

Yes it is. With this crop you get a nicely placed horizon, the rule of thirds comes into play nicely and yet the center brick is what pulls (at least my) eyes.

[bnnrcn]

Hi Jim, although I like the crop I still find the composition more energetic in your original edit

[Shadowman]

Nice capture.

[IzzieK]

Jim...very nice idea of a shot...

[Ziggy]

Thanks John, Binnur and Izzie.

It fun to play Izzie.