wham121736 wrote:
Right on! Normally it works best to have more room in front of a person, but in this instance the story seems to be about leaving the dock at the end of day, in which case the subject is more the empty dock than the person. The story IMHO should direct the composition at least as much as some frequently touted "rules".
Thanks for your comment. This is another reason (not that I consciously thought it) for flipping the photograph. The "story" calls for it.