About the Image(s)

We were last in Jackson Hole, Wyoming in 2022. There are four antler arches located at each corner of the Jackson Town Square in downtown Jackson, Wyoming, also known as George Washington Memorial Park. These iconic arches are made from thousands of naturally shed elk antlers gathered from the nearby National Elk Refuge. Constructed in 1953, they are a major landmark symbolizing the area's connection to wildlife, nature and Western heritage.

There isn't really a focal point and it doesn't fit the definition of an abstract. It's just a close-up of a repetitive subject - albeit one not see too often in such quantities. Even so, I liked it enough to play with the image composition, flipping it various ways, converting to B/W, eliminating daylight spots, and adding a slight vignette. I even tried a few overlays. Otherwise, post processing was minor. Any ideas on making this type of image a bit more interesting would be appreciated.

ISO 100, 23mm, f5.0, 140sec.