The front of one of the campus buildings at Williams College.
[Apr. 5th, 2010 02:38:25 PM]
4/5/10, 2:33 pm:
After Robert's comment I do realize exactly what he was saying. When I saw this for the challenge I thought of the doors themselves as the 'subjects' more than a single scene divided into three. I also had originally titled it "The Doors" but felt that kind of explained the shot and I hate titles that do that.
Relating to another comment: I would have loved to get the shot perfectly centered. However, this was taken on Williams campus and I could not move the objects that prevented me from moving to the right a few more feet. I tried moving farther away but lost too much detail that I wanted in the shot. Closer and I could not get all I wanted from the scene in the frame. Oh well. Such is life.
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This is a tough challenge to vote on. I do not really see 3 subjects here. The subject seems to be the building which has 3 doors, 3 windows, and 4 columns. I really like composition and the framing. The lighting is great as well.
Nice composition! It would have been "perfect" if you had moved a little to the right while shooting it so the crest would be perfectly centered, and then the outer sections would have been symmetrical also.
This is a beautiful image. It's an awkward interpretation of the topic, since it calls for "3 subjects" and that you have here is a single subject divided into 3 zones. So I'm not sure how to score this. 6 for now.
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