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For my next GCSE project at school, we were given a choice of topics to choose from including Landscapes, Changes Natural Forms... e.t.c
Out of all seven, I choose stairs/escalators... so coming up are examples of my work for that topic... starting with a lego man going down 'Penny Steps'
Comments will be appreciated! 
| Title: | Penny steps | |
| Username: | 
miss_v | |
| Uploaded: | 27 Nov 2010 - 2:17 PM | |
| Tags: | Close-up / macro, Photo journalism | |
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| Votes: | 12 | |
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Good for you, choosing something less traditional than Landscapes
I agree with Karen's points. Perhaps you might consider a crop off the right to de-centre the Lego man: placing your subject off-centre makes for more visual interest, and there isn't anything beyond the last step except plain background.
I hope your GCSE course is going well.
Bill
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