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I think you fall into a slight trap here of just finding a subject and centring it, rather than finding a subject that benefits from being centred. Whilst there is some interest in framing him against pure grass, and the very slight leading lines of the cut pattern help, there isn't enough to suggest a demand for a centred composition. Technically accomplished though - and perhaps there are things here the British eyes miss. 5 |
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