>>2692262>skyJust less sky, more wall. There's too much. When you have a really boring sky, you have to be aware of it, and shoot around it. There's more to it than that, but it's a first step to be aware of that.
>PerspectiveThis is also a little more complicated than just cropping differently. I'd suggest looking online or YT for videos on perspective correction of photos
>RepetitionThis is really broad stuff - but just ask "what is this photo about?" Not what it is OF, but ABOUT. Think of it as a thesis for an essay.
[spoiler:lit]In this instance, the only think that makes that design or building interesting (from where you are standing) is the repetition of those arches.
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So, the photo is about repetition. That is your thesis.
So, now eliminate things that don't support that thesis.
Well, the wall at the end says "Ok, the arches stop here" - that hurts your thesis. So get rid of it.
We all polish a lot of turds as we dive into photography. Hopefully some of these ideas can help future excursions.
