I placed the camera down at street level, shooting upward through the blue legs of a mail collection box and using the legs to create framed openings, waiting for pedestrians to cross through all three.
What worked:
Bringing the camera just inches from the mail box distorted the sense of scale, making them feel oversized while the pedestrians appeared much smaller.
What I'd do differently:
Patience. This was already my second visit to the scene. On my first, I worked with two openings, but on this revisit I challenged myself by creating three. Finding the right arrangement of pedestrians across all three frames was difficult, and I'd happily return again to wait for an even stronger balance.
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