This is a photo of Hira Taki, a waterfall in Okinawa, Japan taken back in July.
Just going through old files of undeveloped shots, I wondered why I even composed it that way.
Then, I remembered.
I got the bright idea to start doing some DOs and DON'Ts in my Photo Tips.
DO: Evaluate the scene before you click the shutter.
DON'T: Allow distractions to take the viewer's eye away from the subject.
By changing my position for the second photo, I made a more interesting composition.
The vegetation in the foreground of photo #1 is gone.
The shoreline and one branch of the plant, now point the viewer's eyes towards the subject.
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