ruud

The way the person is shown in the image now is not the way to do it. It now looks as if this is an accidental passer by. You expose the photo and, oops, damn, someone walked into the frame.

If you do want to have a person in this image - and I think the image should have that - he or she should have been in the foreground on the left. What you see now is an insignificant dot.

Perhaps someone sitting with his/her back to the camera looking towards the see. Or leaning against the building even, starting into the distance.

I know the building, which is really hideous as architecture - built as a boil on an artificial hill - but this abstract-like photo gives it a certain charm, combined with the harsh polarized blue-black sky.