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I like this composition! Just enough sky, interesting angle, and the path leads the eye to the light house. Definitely a fresh approach to a light house photo!
If you're into post-processing, maybe clone out the part of a roof showing on the left hand side. Is the horizon slanting down to the right? If so, straighten - though the more I look the more I can't tell if it is slanted, or just my eyes are tired! Thanks for sharing!
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I prefer straightening the building over the horizon. Cloning out the other roof would be one way to go. but I think a tighter crop - losing the extraneous on the left, as well as a touch too much pavement on bottom - will help.
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I find my eyes get stuck on the path all the time. The color over powers all the other colors in the image. Have you considered doing a black and white conversion on this image? Also to much of the forground is out of focus. What F-Stop was this shot ? Did you use a tripod? I think stopping the lens down and using a tripod will help get more of the foreground in foucs next time so it's a little less distracting.
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