Image at common area of Enaville Snake Pit resort at Enaville, Idaho.

good use of wideangle distortion in the foreground to tighten the framing of the main subject.

Jeroen has wisely spoken : the wide angle use is very impressive. I would personally chop down the pole (hm), but then I would also miss the shadow on the ground. It gets a bit crowded on the left side, too. But I love the arrangement of the houses in front of the forest & the lovely expressionism of the IR film.

I love this! I probably would have rated it a little higher if the dark structure were further to the right and not dominating the center, but that might not even be an option on-site. there are so many cool elements in the picture, and the high contrast makes it striking.

Thanks for all the comments. :) To answer Beth's comment, the dark structure could be moved...if I had a back-hoe. :) The posts are set in concrete, and although I suppose I could have moved the large wooden picnic chairs and tables stored under it, I don't know if the owners of the adjoining restaurant/bar would like such. :) I'll also address another comment by someone else, it's not my place, so again not sure I can chop down or remove the pole without at least annoying people if not getting arrested. :)

 

Anyway, please feel free to comment on my other shots, positive or negative comments welcome, and thanks for looking!

It definitely catches the eye but there is so much too it. It is hard to focus on any one subject.