Lines & Dots
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Comment by hotpasta:
eeeeeekkkk...did I really need to see that? you should get some of those spots checked by your doctor... ;-)

Classic one point perspective...
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Comment by macrothing:
6 - Good potential - just needs a little more 'drama' and more 'refinement' (crop, etc), in my opinion.

Classic one point perspective...
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Comment by raish:
6 for symmetry, none for the thing that sets it off.

Classic one point perspective...
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Comment by JulieG:
This is nice, but the inclusion of a figure would have elevated it IMHO.

Classic one point perspective...
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Comment by atupdate:
This is a nice example of the classic one point perspective; however, the shadows are not dramatic enough to hold the viewers interest allowing their eyes wander around and find the stuff located behind the windows (Which have way too much light on them). You might want to reshoot this at a different time of day when the windows and columns are more in shadow, allowing the light between the columns to become the main subject.

Classic one point perspective...
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Comment by redsunphotography:
Meets Challenge: 1/1
Lighting: 2/2
Focus: 1/2
Creativity: 1/2
Aesthetics: 2/3

I love the shadows from the pillars. I would have loved it even more if they were even more stark and longer. I bet this photo in the evening with the sun going down would look even better, with long moody shadows in the long moody hallways.

Classic one point perspective...
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Comment by Kemptonreporter:
slightly skew, not so?

Classic one point perspective...
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Comment by Ken:
Classic indeed and has the 3D look. Pehaps if it were offcenter (if possible) it would hold interest longer.

The fisherman and the heron
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Comment by mfitch_or:
what timing - nice

The fisherman and the heron
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Comment by Cam:
Thats quite nice, fab job of catching the netting at the water at the right time. The title may be a bit confusing for some, but great shot.