Urban Geometry

I found the lines and angles interesting and graphic. Your thoughts

are appreciated.

I agree about the lines and angles and see why it would catch your eye. I also like the contrast of the powder blue against the several tones of red in the building at the rear. Good use of DOF, precise focusing and nice lighting brought out all the fine detail of the brick work.

one of my favorite images, such variety or color and texture, but composition is not clattered.

The nice thing about photography - even the nasty bits of the city look good! Jim and Yelena, thanks for your response.

Now this get's my neurons firing... This could be a textbook illustration of golden-mean composition. I also like the combination of colors, the diverse texture and overlapping elements. I think the steel fence in the foreground enhances a feeling of depth.

Jerry, this was one of those scenes that presented itself instantly as balanced and 'right' to my eye. I was hurrying to catch up with my photography companion when this picture appeared. I think the critical thing was the light falling on the blue wall, warming up the colours and bringing out the contrast with the ironwork. I'm pleased you like it. Thanks.

Ooof, yes--perfect! It's impressive in intricacy and scale. There are an almost infinite number of crops which would be fine photographs in themselves but this just goes on and on and on. Part of the fun of viewing this is seeing those little snippets