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Serge : I'd agree it needs a frame but I'm not sure this one does it justice ~ perhaps a square white frame fading into the image. Also the lamppost which is a focal point of the image is a little tilted and IMO needs to be vertical. None the less a  good dramatic image which I think portrays what you intended. Well Done. Rgds. Rick

thx for your critique, it was windy so it's the reason the lamppost isn't vertical.-) and very cold for my iPhone ( the only camera I have at that time)

i like it and the frame too.  works  for me

thx...& few words about my understanding of right and wrong in 

the image, in the photograph and generally in visual art work.

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In contemporary art is nothing right at all: broken rules rule!

Faces, proportions, colors, logic and even a presence of image itself

- up to new, created in process of making an art work, unique rule 

applied only to the given art work and has nothing to do with any

rule. Something that is out of the blue, eureka running out of a public

bath, naked and shouting...

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Image of a photographer following verity of rules is also fading away:

every great photograph is small step in the "wrong" direction and

 removing that "mistake" makes a photograph dull and uninspiring,

technically great but lacking a timeless artistic value...in fact, those

great masters - Leonardo, Matisse, Warhol - just a very slow, following

only their own rules "photographers".-) 

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even most expensive camera is just a pencil & Pablo needs nothing else,

but a pencil and open, brave mind=|,-)

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