When I need to distract from various and sometimes tedious photo projects, I try to shoot graphic plots. This has already become a kind of habit. Shooting graphics and abstract forms is a completely different world where composition and common sense exist on the edge, at the limit.
It does not always work out what was intended in the head, but there is always a result. The result may be any conclusion from the process of shooting a particular plot, and this is definitely a useful experience in self-development and self-knowledge.
There is a landscape, and there is a graphic abstract composition. In this case, the landscape, with elements of rhythm and graphics.
If you remove the ground from the frame, the plot will be closer to the graphic. But it is still customary to look.
Need more linearity!
Or more abstract.
But better linearity, because I hunt for graphics.
The only element of the composition that is present in the photo is the rhythm. If you remove it, it will be a texture.
It is necessary to get as close as possible to the texture, keeping at least one composite feature of the photo.
I consider this topic not disclosed, as soon as I managed to test the ground, I burned out...