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Vertical structures are monuments to the kinetic energy of the past and the future, and to the potential energy of the present.
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Diagonal shapes are dynamic because they imply motion or tension.
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We see pictures as extensions of the real world.
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equanimity,
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The edges and corners of the picture are the edges and corners of the picture-world.
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I see how powerful white is here because it shows up so strongly against dark backgrounds. The white is effective because it is used with restraint.
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When we see similar shapes in a picture—or in life—we relate those shapes to each other: they seem to belong together.
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Curved shapes embrace us and protect us.
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One interesting aspect of this picture is how our eye is drawn into the white triangle—and stuck there.