I am not sure about how this shot works for minimalism. Is the bird getting overpowered by all the buildings? If so, IMO the buildings are simply way too prominent for this to work in "minimalism". And, they are a very strong part of the story told here. I think the concept is good, and the picture quite lovely, but as an entry to minimalism I don't think it really works.
Looking at this photograph, I wouldn't have ever thought that the bird was the subject, if it was not for the theme.
But anyway, I liked the shot. And one thing I think may have improved it a little would be to have the shot titled down more, so we could see the street, sidewalk, etc. It just seems off the way you have it. 5.
I assume you will be hearing this a lot, but I don't know what your subject is here, so I don't feel this meets the challenge. If it's the black thing in the center (bird?), the photo really doesn't work well, because the eye just doesn't naturally gravitate to the bird. Instead, it feels like a shot of buildings lining a street, with a bird that just happened to fly thru.
Is this a bird? If the black thing in the center is supposed to be the main focus, I am confussed. I don't know what it is, and I find the other elements in the picture to distracting.
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