[Roquefort]

Experimenting with some new colours, but I'm not sure if the composition really works. It might lack a clear focus point?

[Martin Stu]

good shot... I like

Sorry, you do not have photos of old districts of Lisbon with streets, buildings, churches of the 17-18-19 centuries?

[othar]

I like your post processing.
I think you should crop away a huge part from the right though, because the handrail doesn't lead anywhere important in the image it is more of a distraction when you follow it with your eyes the whole way till it meets the horizon. Have you considered a crop in portrait orientation?

[Sprky1285]

Good shot, interesting colors. All the lines are very nice, and that is a fascinating walkway as it goes in and out of stairs/smooth ramping.

I agree with Othar. I don't think i would have thought of it, but the vertical comp tightens it up and seems a bit cleaner.

[Roquefort]

I like your post processing.
I think you should crop away a huge part from the right though, because the handrail doesn't lead anywhere important in the image it is more of a distraction when you follow it with your eyes the whole way till it meets the horizon. Have you considered a crop in portrait orientation?

Thanks! I think you might be right, everything is happening on the left side anyway and the portrait orientation complements the bridge and statue nicely.

good shot... I like

Sorry, you do not have photos of old districts of Lisbon with streets, buildings, churches of the 17-18-19 centuries?

Thanks! No, I'm afraid I didn't take a lot of shots of the old city while I was there.

[SimplyCreativePhotography]

The people walking on a curved surface, similar to the railing you shot over, is what provides an interesting perspective. Without the people walking I don't think it would have worked.

[just_life_photograph]

I agree the vertical crop will enhance the photo. I love the color - kinda creepy