White fence into the horizon

[A700_User1029]

I want to agree with Sterling, I believe taking a shot from the other side of the fence will show you a better perspective on the whole scene reveiling more composition with the shadows rather than just the road.

[nappyroots827]

I think all the suggestions were good. I just think that this is actually a difficult scene to compose. If you shoot from the left of the fence, then you will lose the affect of the s-curve of the fence and also possibly lose some of the nice contract from the green landscaping. I also thought maybe a lower perspective would have been good to remove some of the plain grey from the road but then, again, you will lose the backdrop of the curving fence leading up to the top left of the photo which is nice. Honestly, I don't know if there is much you can do with this scene other than what you have. I think maybe shoot from the same side of the fence but stand even closer or point the camera a little more to the left to remove some of the road.

Just my $0.02

[daviskarenr]

if this road had yellow lines in the middle, then it seems it would lead your eye down the road and along the fence. and add some interest to the right side of the shot.

[bott]

what it you got down closer to the fence
and maybe have the image running up the fence?
your main focus is the fence and people like how it leads there eye, so what if you made it a bit more of the main focus in the image and that would take out all of the 'boring' stuff people are talking about

just a thought....

[mike1187]

I'm thinking the shot needs more on the right side. If its just a dropoff, what about shooting it from the edge of the dropoff, and possibly trying to catch some of that edge along the right side of the frame. I think it would give a better feel for why the road makes such a bend like that.