Ready for Valentine Dinner

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Nice shot -- I like the complementary color of the blue carpet bisecting the magenta of the main pattern.

 

I wonder if you have other shots from different angles and crops -- the diagonal forces us to look out past the end of the rows to those relatively ordinary doors at the far end. What might it look like more straight-on the center of the three rows, and cropped to exclude the tiles and doors beyond? That would focus the eye on the relentless precision of the tables.

 

It reminds me of the great tracking shot in Scorsese's "The Age of Innocence," when he runs the camera overhead along the long axis of a formal dining room, showing the repetitive precision of the place settings. Do you have any high-angle shots or overheads?

Very interesting shot. The doors are rather ordinary looking, but what bothers me most is the white wall and the light above them. I think if you cropped to just above the floor lamp it would be less distracting.

Very nice shot