Linda From Maine Loc: Yakima, Washington

Thank you very much, Joe. Did you feel any of the "tension" I was trying to impart via my pov and cropping?

dpullum Loc: Tampa Florida

Joe said it well, "Normal things at an abstract level, emphasizing the beauty of their structure..." With this series of photos, you created a wonderful diversity/controversy of thought that we Humans, are good at. AI photos while "nice," do not have the feel of wonderful-imperfections of humanity.

Your wonderful series forks out to alternates for each one. The examples are the re-crops you demonstrated.

The restatement of the sun over the edge of the building is one if printed and distributed would be hung in 4 different ways, each 90* different depending on the person and where displayed in their home.

As I watch the news pundits speaking from home I look at the art on their walls, at times quite surprising. I find there is a definite gender difference. Humor is the desk and table clutter of male psychologists skilled at criticizing a politician's mental clutter. Neat are the attorneys with award certificates and legal-looking book displays, backgrounds becoming more tailored to impress as at-home interviews/"expert"-inputs become the norm.

Keep up your creativity, Linda we all profit from your skill.

Linda From Maine Loc: Yakima, Washington

Many thanks for your lovely, thoughtful comments and support, Don.

lnl Loc: SWFL

Thank you, Linda, for the links. I checked your black and white and found it held quite a lot of “visual tension” for me. (Not necessarily in a good way but possibly what you want to create)

I also read the Dutch Angle article and was fascinated. So much to do, so little time!!!

Linda From Maine Loc: Yakima, Washington

Thanks, Ellen. Aren't we fortunate to enjoy such a fabulous hobby?! I hope you'll share some Dutch Angle shots with us soon