This is actually in relation to a post I made on the Digital Photo Group website a few months back regarding pushing photography a little bit further. To be honest I’ve neglected my photography recently which is an absolute sin. The purpose of the original post was to comment on another dimension of photography. Photography is an art. Different people appreciate different types of imagery and style. I’m personally fond of landscapes, abstract and exciting photography. Saying that – in my bedroom I do have portraits of Frank Sinatra, Miles Davis and Steve McQueen alongside the famous ‘Eating Above Manhatten’ (you know – the one with the workers on the girder suspended hundreds of meters up from like the 40s.) Anyway, to return to my point. When judging photographs – many aspects are taken in such as composition, positioning, contrast, exposure, colour and levels, blur and focus, brightness, atmosphere etc. But a concept that interests me is the length the…