Photograph analysis

 

In this photograph, the horizon line is in the upper third of the photography where the eye is first drawn to. The eye follows this along to the land on the right hand side which leads to the foreground. The wooden pillar is just of the centre to the right, following the rule of thirds in composition. The shutter speed is low on this photograph which makes the water blurry, creating the feeling of speed and action. 

Framing is used very effectively in this photograph. This sun can be seen through the archway. This creates a silhouette of the person walking down the stairs. The curvature of the stairs creates eye movement from left to right as if the viewer was walking down the stairs.