Ok, hang on for a moment..

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First..

I do like your image here.

What is to follow is a testament to that fact, in that your image drew me in for a closer look and stimulated some thoughts.

Those thoughts?

Be mindful of the edges of your frame/viewfinder. And any mergers, in particular.

On the above note, in the bottom right-hand side? I think it might be a fence, or, that of the part of another car reflecting some of the lights.

Same for the one street light/light standard in the upper left-hand side.

What to do? To correct?

Change your position/perspective. Such as, having moved to the left while orienting the camera lens towards the right as you do shift your position, if need be.

Cut out the fence/reflected part in the bottom right.. and if possible, capture all of that one light of the light standard that is cut-off in the left side and well within frame. Since it is so bright (think.. rule of thirds here, more or less) and will draw your viewer's eyes.

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Just some suggestions, 'tis all.

That said..


What I like most.. is the colourations of your image. From the sky to the lights themselves, to that of the deep green of the foreground grass/field.

Near complimentary colours, simply put, that are naturally and visually appealing to us.

That said..


Thanks for sharing this one with us.

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(*goes to flick the switch back on.. notices that it was on all this time*)

Oh oh..

;o)