Sometimes I Don't Know

More times than I’d like to think I’m not sure why I like a photo.

Maybe because it is contrasty black and white.

Maybe it’s because of the symmetry and the asymmetry combined.

Maybe it’s the lines radiating out from a center point.

Maybe it’s the dark spot at the center of the radiating lines.

Maybe it’s that it is off-center with a large negative space at the bottom.

Maybe it’s all of these things. Or none of these things.

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