I am completely against the "create an image to be conventional and within the normal accepted practices of composition and processing in order to score well" paradigm.
For one, I can't make winning shots, as the quality of my image in both composition and processing is lacking., and even if I could, I would like to think I would keep the same noble theory.
But anyway, this is my basement, white washed masonry walls, with my Grandmother's post depression era washboard. I used lighting from a few sources and screened it for softer shadows. Its a sentimental off kilter shot, but I liked the washed out look of the wood, and most importantly , I like the title.
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