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Matt. K
Re: Painted wallWith a filled in archway.
Looks like it may have been some sort of a public utilities building? The archway and brick ledge perform a great task of confining the eye's focal point towards the painted area. g.
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Re: Painted wallNice Matt. Makes you wonder what has taken place in front of this wall over the years?
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Re: Painted wallNice one, Matt! It makes your eyes wander about the picture.
Re: Painted wallWell spotted (as always) its a intriguing composition and had me leaning in, so many different textures and layers from the original paintwork to the water stains.
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No amount of processing will fix bad composition - trust me i have tried.
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