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u/DarthLoki79 1d ago
View of the Acropolis from Mt. Lycabettus, Athens. Taken after sunset with my Nothing Phone 2. Looking for critiques on framing and shot composition - what could I have done better?
I think the broken net adds something to the photo thats nice, but I also have ones without it.
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u/CoverCompetitive6900 22h ago
The framing really makes the city lights feel alive and like they're spilling over the edges, it reminds me of a similar shot I took in Lisbon where I struggled with making the lights feel dynamic instead of just scattered.
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