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I noticed the resolution is 1744×1780, that is not entirely 1:1, and i think maybe the few extra pixels in the height makes a difference. If the image had been cropped entirely square, i think it maybe i would`ve overlooked it. Sometimes its hard to decide how to crop an image, and i often end up with several versions. With pictures like this, the question is often how much sky or ground to include on one side or the other, but choosing to cut it entirely was a wise decision ^^.
I favourited this because its such a plain and simple image that i just instantly liked for some reason. Gonna try and figure out why:
I noticed someone suggested to check out the rule of thirds further up here, and just have to add that if you dont know about it already, you`re a natural talent
The reason this image is so intriguing is that every line and feature is just a little bit off.(!?
Aspect ratio is just a little bit under 1:1.
At first everything looks straight, but everything is off by a couple of degrees or a few pixels.
11 windows across instead of 10 continues the trend ^^
The crop is done so that the edge of the frame touch each windows edge on the left side frame exactly. This is hard to explain, but imagine this is where the image is anchored or hinged.
Babble babble :>
I didn't know the angle was off by a little, but I guess its not so bad that way, right?
But thanks again; any "babble babble" on my work I appreciate a lot (: