@Stephen: Thanks Stephen. This building is a big market / exhibit space that is full of beautiful architectural elements.

@Doug: Thanks Doug. I agree on that point for this version. I do think people can be a nice addition to a "graphism" scene when they help to break what is otherwise perfect symmetry. But in this case, there is a lot of other stuff going on that also breaks that orderliness of the composition. I was thinking maybe if it was just a crop of the three arches with the people in the middle, that would be a stronger image, and more in the vein of graphism. Sadly, I didn't get that shot, but can see it after the fact!

@Steed: thanks!

@Marjolein: Thank you Marjolein and yes, it is certainly up to the photographer most importantly.

@Gérard Flayol: the royal balcony :)

@Ted: Thank you Ted, and great to hear that my ideas are inspiring you to different ways of thinking.

@Anna Cherer: Totally agree! Yes I think this place would do better to photograph in smaller sections of cleaner compositions -- at least for the objective of a "Graphism" photo.

@Vaido: thanks Vaido