I love the composition! It's very simple but the receding thicknesses of the lines paired with that super smooth gradient and high contrast... Love it!
... I wonder if you could sell/license that, actually - that's the sort of image I can see in a modern household or coffee shop: like, imagine you walked into an Ikea showroom and saw that sitting above the 'soffa' - you could even call it "savoche" and nobody would even bat an eyelid!
Heck, if I had a fancier living room, I'd pay for a large print of that! My living room isn't even half as cool as that though!
I'm not actually sure what I'm going to do for this one. I'm thinking of finding a metal railing or fence and see if I can get nice hard, linear shadows off it. If at an angle to the fence AND to the shadow, I should be able to get a composition featuring a moire pattern with the shadows crisscrossing with the vertical lines of the fence.
Actually, come to think of it, that would probably need to be the verticals of a metal fence - railing would be too short to get the shadow AND the railing to fill the composition without distortion being a problem. There's a metal fence right beside my work... 50mm prime lens should sort that right out, might need to stop down to get the DoF though. Let's see... I want the shadow from the south-west-west, which works out at... boom, not long after I finish work... and the weather tomorrow evening is... possibly overcast. Right, I had better come up with a plan-B in case the weather takes a turn... as it usually does!
^^ Me thinking aloud - explaining the shot helps me think about aspects that I can't really see in my mental model of the shot, which entails more of the end result, not how I get to it. Try it yourself! The next time you plan a shot, explain what you want to achieve to somebody, how you'll achieve it, step-by-step, and see if you spot any problems in your thinking that you otherwise wouldn't have came across until you got there and tried taking the shot in-person. It works for many things, actually. Of course, the end-goal is to get in the mindset of instinctively thinking this way, rather than using the "describe it to someone" model to structure your thoughts. One step at a time (on a never-ending path)