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(My field was too long with the previous rant, so here's my suggestions for improvement if you happen to be in the area again)
1. Don't Rule-of-Thirds this bad boy. Centering is sometimes a good composition, especially when you want to highlight a sense of stability, e.g., with a big stone monument. 2. If you absolutely must compose like this, wait until there's something in the sky to the left before you take the shot. E.g., sunrise, sunset, clouds, etc 3. It's hard to get an interesting picture of something like the Jefferson Memorial that hundreds of tourists take pictures of every day. Maybe try taking pictures of the things around the memorial, with the memorial itself in the background. Find interesting subjects and use the bigass monument as a backdrop to it. 4. Get closer. Get closer, get closer, get closer. "If your pictures aren't interesting enough, you're not close enough."
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