3 (2 images)

[lfc1892]

Liked the bold number 3 on the door and quite like how it breaks the almost symmetry. But I also like the crop below and not sure which works better if either. They appeal to me, as I like this sort of stuff, but not sure if it will work for other eyes.

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http://www.flickr.com/photos/46180527@N03/8133114192/in/photostream/lightbox/

Thanks for looking as always.

 

[lfc1892]

Sorry, should have mentioned this as a possible also, as although it's the easy option, there's probably enough detail to justify it, again with the 3 breaking the symmetry.

 

[hunter20ga]

Personally, I like the first version the best. All three work, though. Much depends on your purpose, I suppose.

 

[alexthecheese]

Yep, same here - first one is the best. Symmettry works well.

 

[Grandslammer]

If there's any intent on showing the originality of the building and also the decay,I'd be inclined to crop out the modern roller shutter (which just looks ugly in this instance imo) and keep the window
....and once again,b&w should provide a neat alternative

 

[lfc1892]

Thanks for the replies guys. It's really split opinion this one as it can be divided up so many ways.
Good point about the decay, grandslammer.

Thanks again guys

 

[viv1969]

1st image for me.

 

[Jao]

1st one for me too. It has a real balance and simultaneous simplicity. woks for me.

 

[lfc1892]

thanks for the replies and comments guys. wasn't sure if this would appeal to many.