Shopping mall or Cruise?

[jasony8]

I went into a shopping mall in Hong Kong for dinner tonight, it had a very interesting theme throughout the entire mall. It was designed so that the interior mirrors the interior of a cruising boat.

I took this shot on the 2nd level and tried to make this as parallel as possible (Took this without a tripod ) Do you think that it is effective to take this systematic shot? Do you think that clearly demonstrates and expresses the 'cruise theme' in the mall?



Exif Data:
Camera: Canon EOS 40D
Exposure: 0.04 sec (1/25)
Aperture: f/5.6
Focal Length: 24 mm
ISO Speed: 500
Exposure Bias: 0 EV
Flash: Off, Did not fire

Thanks for looking!

[KaaPhotography]

I like the leading lines for this image. Nice lighting. Not sure about the cruise ship theme as I've never been on one! Did you hand-hold this or use the railing for a makeshift tripod? Could possibly straighten the horizon in post processing software.

[jasony8]

Originally Posted by KaaPhotography

I like the leading lines for this image. Nice lighting. Not sure about the cruise ship theme as I've never been on one! Did you hand-hold this or use the railing for a makeshift tripod? Could possibly straighten the horizon in post processing software.

I think I tried to lean onto the railing for some support but I guess it didn't work out that well :P Any suggestions on what strategies to post edit?

[KaaPhotography]

Just use the straighten horizon tool, can't think of anything else at this moment