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This topic is approached by considering the 'composition opportunity', 'making it' in this sphere. They may instead act to maintain the precarious working situation we find ourselves in.
Abstract graphical compositions sometimes happen 'naturally'...
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Compositionally Challenged Week 36: Nature. Long Point UN Biosphere Region - Big Creek National Wildlife Area.
Again in this derelict yard, and with a guard dog that wouldn't shut up, I found a bit of hard colour to create this composition.
CC week 17: Black & White in camera
Camera set to B&W. Used a 3-shot Dynamic Range Optimizer bracket and found I preferred the lowest DRO image as it seemed softer and more appropriate for these little flowers.
While I was finding my composition to shoot the sunset in this location, the low angle of sunlight defined the ridge tops. The light was gone very soon after.
The take away from this is, once you see it, don't fiddle around too much. Take the shot! Take a couple shots! Set your camera to bracket exposure a couple stops if you're not sure about exposure.
I still had a circular polarizer on the lens from earlier that afternoon, which helped with the color saturation. I'm glad I got off a few shots when I first arrived in this location before starting to set up with split ND filters for sunset images.
When photographing the Paul Sabatier University library (Toulouse, France), I wanted to capture the geometric essence of this modernist architecture. I deliberately chose a diagonal framing to create strong visual tension and transform this familiar building into an almost abstract composition. The black and white treatment allowed me to emphasize the contrast between dark and light surfaces, while highlighting the repetitive patterns of windows and panels. I was seeking a clean image where lines and shapes become the main subject, moving beyond mere architectural representation to reach a more graphic and contemplative dimension. This photo tells the story of my fascination with how modern architecture can be reinterpreted through a minimalist lens.