Over the Door
Dec 25, 2018 13:00:26 #
Dec 25, 2018 15:10:58 #
Seems to me the upper structures are all pointing upwards - directing the eye up and out of the frame. Also, darkening the upper sections adds visual weight that ‘feels’ unsupported by the delicate window panes above the door. In short, if the door is the subject, then including ancillary parts and pieces are simply distractions.
Frankly, it’s a tough shot. You’ve done well but, perhaps, dodging the upper portion- instead of making it darker (either in PP or, actuality) making it lighter and less significant, less contrast and less competitive to the door… just an idea…
Frankly, it’s a tough shot. You’ve done well but, perhaps, dodging the upper portion- instead of making it darker (either in PP or, actuality) making it lighter and less significant, less contrast and less competitive to the door… just an idea…
Chicflat wrote:
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