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      <title>Market in Motion Turns a Crowded Bazaar Into Bold Abstract Art</title>
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      <description>&lt;p&gt;There is barely an empty inch in this picture, and that is the point. Market in Motion begins with a photograph of a crowded market passage, then turns its overlapping people, makeshift canopy and crowded stalls into a dense arrangement of color. The source photograph already contains the composition: a river of heads below, sharp diagonals above, and a bright opening pulling the eye toward the back. Posterization gives those relationships more force. You can still recognize the market immediately, but your eye starts following the shapes before it starts identifying the merchandise.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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