kinda has a lot of things going on in it

Learn to frame

>>4255801
Why don't you tell us what you think about it instead? Genuinely curious what made you post it here and what you're expecting to gain.

I think portrait was more fitting here, center in the leftmost tree and keep the beer stall out of the frame

overall seems unfocused. don't like the red sign on the right competing with the lantern. with this head-on centered composition, i don't want any distracting color elements elsewhere in the frame.
the two people underneath are the darkest part of the frame and blend into other dark stuff in the surroundings, which gives bad separation if u intend them to be part of the subject. the hand at least has good separation, so maybe you should have gotten closer and framed more around that

>>4255801
stop posting photos alone for critique. Unless you staged it and/or put extensive work into it so that it is exactly what it is, this doesn't make sense. There is nothing to critique about this underexposed crowd devoid of subject. I can see nothing special about it. Choose a theme and make series, that is how you make photos meaningful. And then one day maybe you'll be able to make one photos masterpieces, but before that, don't expect people to understand what you saw in one messy snapshit. I'm not saying all that to dunk on you specifically; this is just how it works. Even pros almost always group their photos by theme in book / expositions.

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Almost as good as Robert Frank 70 years ago

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