I had originally wanted to try to reproduce one of his architectural images, which I find fascinating. But I couldn't think of a building with that massive scale in the vicinity.
I'd given up on entering when I had to go to the store for something and saw this aisle, and thought that the repetitive endlessness was in keeping with the spirit.
[user]Aliqui[/user], you are right, except I should have cropped, since to the right were even less "repetitive" offerings. However, the crop looked odd to me.
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Of course! I was waiting for something of this sort - and it's BEANS, TONS OF BEANS!
I think it works wonderfully, and bet your score reflects that. The one can that's knocked over anomalously does bother me a little though.. (could be argued to be a good thing too though.. A little discord and all that..)
I kind of wish you would have moved a tad to the right. I think part of the power of this photo is all those damn beans! If you moved a little to the right, the viewer would be left to wonder just how many bean types there were. As it is, I now know they stopped at the canned potatoes and onions.
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