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Cool—which also describes the color palette referenced in your title. I think having the top brickwork being exactly in line with the top of the image and the bottom step perfectly parallel with the bottom edge of the image could be more compelling (i.e., in your face/"here I am". Given the clear falseness of the image, I might exaggerate the contrast and saturation a bit more.
Thank you, I vacillated with "how much fake is too much fake?" so it is nice to know that it is clear enough. I decided against going too stylized with a harsher contrast, although I did like the high contrast step in the SBS...
I really like what you did, just wish there was a main subject on steps....anything.
a calligraphic precision, very special. bravo
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