I like that. Although the big one takes up half the frame, attention is diminished from the foreground because it's in shadow, and is directed to the building in bright sunlight. And if you can't get remove trees that could look like they're sticking out of the roof, make them part of the design. That angle they and the shadow create also directs attention to the small building.
The more I look at that the more I like it. All that weight, of the big building and the shadow, and it still works. It's actually like a picture within a picture.
It all just kind of drains away into the horizon of those trees.
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I like that. Although the big one takes up half the frame, attention is diminished from the foreground because it's in shadow, and is directed to the building in bright sunlight. And if you can't get remove trees that could look like they're sticking out of the roof, make them part of the design. That angle they and the shadow create also directs attention to the small building.
The more I look at that the more I like it. All that weight, of the big building and the shadow, and it still works. It's actually like a picture within a picture.
It all just kind of drains away into the horizon of those trees.
Who else could get away with a picture like that?
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