To my eye you have nailed one of the two key components of an image - the color and lighting component. For me the oranges and the grays work well in harmony. I feel that you have done an excellent job with the sharpness, DoF and focus.

From my experience there is not enough to hold the eye in the image. I have taken the liberty in the VF of significantly cropping to make the distant bridge work and the setting sun large enough to (for my eye) hold the viewer's eye at that point. I will be interested to hear your thoughts.   Posted: 02/06/2021 18:34:44

Louis, what a provocative image. The red sun in the distance placed between the two rises in the bridge makes this image pop. The only tweak I might offer is an alternative way to incorporate Gary's suggestion: I'd suggest using content aware fill to replace the buildings to the right of the bridge. Then, that sun will have even more pop?   Posted: 02/07/2021 20:01:59

Hi Louis, I like the main symmetric of your image and the sun color, and also the orange color of sky. I suggest if the bottom of the bridge could be increase shadow little to brighter. Nice texture of the water wave. Thanks for sharing   Posted: 02/13/2021 22:23:15

Super, super shot. Ditto on what's said above. I think some content aware replacement and a 9x16 format with some dodging to lighten the upper bridge structure and burning to make the inside blacker adds a little more drama. I also put the sun at the 1/3 line. Here's the image so you can see what I mean. Really, really like the tones in this image!   Posted: 02/20/2021 15:41:09