Package store in Nashville, Tennessee.

I like the angle and apparent distortion, Geoff.
I believe it would benefit from being shot without these people and auto distractions, however.
-Tim

T-bone1 wrote:
I like the angle and apparent distortion, Geoff.
I believe it would benefit from being shot without these people and auto distractions, however.
-Tim

Hmm..dunno. Street photography, liquor store, people, vehicles. I think it would look a bit sterile without people in the frame, but maybe not. Different strokes

True, Geoff. I guess I was looking at it more from a perspective of the building being the central point.
As a street shot in the perspective you've specified, your analysis makes sense.
-Tim

Geoff,
Just looking at the photograph (and before reading the give and take with Tim), I was thinking: all those ugly wires, the dumb sign, the open door of the Toyota pickup, the Whiskey sign, the store next door that "buys old," the bicycle and the people- what a mess. Just like real life. Great street shot! Then I thought: what's Geoff doing? Shooting film?
I like it.
Charlie

Hmmm,,, well balanced clutter. I am really liking the bike, wouldn't change a thing!
M