Photographing workshop

Thursday and Friday we had a photograph workshop. Our first exercise was to take the 'baddest' picture ever. So before i started thinking of what a 'bad' picture is, I asked myself what a 'good' picture is.

For me a 'good' picture is one where the object is somehow in the centre of attention on the picture. Usually in the centre. The picture isn't overexposed (of course this depends) or moved, anyhow the object should cleary be accentuated. So i took some pictures around one who was moved, one overexposed andso forth.

The one below I like best because ususally the object which you want to 'catch' on camera is in the centre of attention. What I tried to do is to annoy the audience with accedentially put a small piece of a building at the lleft bottom and also showing the window frame at the top, slightly tilted. People ask themselves, what is that?? O it's a piece of a builing, why is it in the left corner not centered and why is the window frame on the top visible.