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We have been so very busy this past several days that I've had to squeeze in my photos and postings in mere minutes. So, this afternoon I grabbed the camera and went out on the deck where there was some nice light. One of these is a shot of just the light falling across the rough deck boards and the other is an old watering can sitting by the door.
One thing I realize when I take photos of strong lines is that it's always hard to figure out what line to make straight. On the boards, I shot the left vertical straight and worked the diagonals to hit at about a 45 degree angle. It still looks a little weird with the second vertical not straight, but I moved it all around and this was the best visual I could get. The same issue occurred on the watering can. I wanted a little bit of an angle so that the shadow below showed, but I finally straightened the edge of the can as much as I could without cropping out all the shadow. So many things to consider in composing a shot!