Joe.Recon Senior Member  674 posts Joined Jan 2011 Location: 45°25'26.8"N 75°41'56.5"W More info | Dec 17, 2011 13:27 | #16 CactusJuice wrote in post #13555499  5) Compose so the stairway is leading the eye somewhere interesting. For example, maybe there's a child with a sand bucket at the bottom, etc. pretty harsh waters for a child with sand bucket Canon 5D MkIII powered through the following Canon lenses: 16-35 f2.8 L MkII, 24-70 f2.8 L MkII, 70-200 f2.8 L MkII, 17mm TS-E f4 L, 24mm TS-E f2.8 L MkII and 85mm f1.2 L MkII.
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Spike44 Goldmember 2,155 posts Likes: 3 Joined Dec 2007 More info | Dec 17, 2011 14:55 | #17 I prefer the full frame as is but with more tonal range...and detail. 
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jnenvir Hatchling 2 posts Joined May 2010 Location: San Diego, CA More info | I would try your #1 and 2. Also either have the stair totally centered or a distinct angle possibly getting a portion of the pier in view. No vignette would be better.
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but i get the idea and agree with suggestion.
