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I love the juxtaposition of the couple on the left and the artwork on the right. I wonder if it's the reflections in the artwork glass that are the problem? A polariser might have helped, but at the cost of a couple of stops.

Thanks Simon, i think that's what disturbs me - and maybe i would desaturate the couple a bit. I still need to learn postprocessing!

No, don't desaturate the couple neither anything. It is okay as it is. As the former comment says perhaps a polarizer and a couple of stops could minimize the reflection effect.

But now this is not possible. and don't worry about the PS post process and all those "aids to navigation".

A photo is a brief moment in time, and at all here the main target is achieved. Your photo nails a pair of questions on the observer, trying to find out the relationship between the couple conversation (I mean, their purpose, their next destination after the chat...) and the outstanding sensuality of the girl hanged on the wall. Even the perspective leads to the imagined end of the story. I like it.

I think that it is great as it is. Not sure what you don't like about it. While polarizing the art would get rid of the reflection of the other art, I think that it would end up drawing to much focus on the art. The interference of the reflection makes my eye want to go to the couple.

Beautiful balanced (in multiple terms) shot.

Regards Axel