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Great use of that wide lens, and the composition, leading the eye on a natural journey to the very distance...and that roof is so photogenic, loads of scope there!
I love the way the curves swirl, there's the effect of a vortex sucking everything up and then spreading it out.
A seldom-mentioned recommendation for an ultra-wide or fisheye lens (or perhaps I've missed it) is to use it to emphasise the curves in curved subjects. This is an excellent example, and a fine b&w to boot.
Another recommendation for such lenses is to be extra careful not to include unwanted intrusions at the edges, such as bits of other photographers and their kit
(N.B.: this is from both of us.)
Never mind: this is otherwise so well composed that the U.A. is appropriate and well deserved. Actually I'm envious of what a much-missed epz friend used to call an IWIHTT (I Wish I Had Taken This)
Regards
Bill
Another recommendation for such lenses is to be extra careful not to include unwanted intrusions at the edges, such as bits of other photographers and their kit
(N.B.: this is from both of us.)
Never mind: this is otherwise so well composed that the U.A. is appropriate and well deserved. Actually I'm envious of what a much-missed epz friend used to call an IWIHTT (I Wish I Had Taken This)
Regards
Bill
