Watch your back. (Patreon)

The more your background is complex, the more it is interesting, but it is also more difficult to manage.
The perspective is working well in this photo, and is going very far back.
The only problem is the column behind Ania, too near to the subject, not blurred enough, and of the same brightness.
Offsetting Ania on the right or on the left of this column would have made her stand out from the darker background, as it is she is mixing with the column and the composition is losing part of the strength.
It is not an easy job to nail every composition in such an intricate location, and this time I messed it up.
Nevertheless, Ania is beautiful in this photo and worth looking at, even if the composition is not perfect.
Perfection is overrated.

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