The Red Shoot linked to an older Edwardian building that was once a general store and petrol station. I Took This Shoot Late Afternoon. Oct 2025.

Not The Greatest Composition. But I Found It Interesting.

New Forest UK

Hello everyone! I've been a full time photographer since 2012, and prior to that I worked in the IT industry for over a decade. My specialization is gigapixel landscape/cityscape photography and my passion so to get the most detailed image as possible - so when printed really big, you can still walk right up to it and see all the details. So instead of taking a single shot with a wide angle lens, I use a telephoto lens and make a "grid" of photos that consists of several rows of shots - then stitching it together into a single super high resolution image. I've been very lucky, my career has brought me all over the world, and I have worked on some amazing projects. As an example, the first image, a NYC skyline, and the second a zoomed in version. You can see the people in the tower :)

Using The Rule of thirds: I places the subjects (cinema and church) along the intersecting lines of the rule of thirds, creating visual balance The long, diagonal line of the cinema building draws Your eye from the left foreground into the background, leading naturally to the towering church spire. Foreground interest: The signage and entrance of the cinema provide a focal point. I should have made more of an effort to Show the whole Cinema sign without obstruction by using a higher view point.