The edge of the car at the bottom gets on my nerves a bit, but other than that, there's something quite soothing and artistic about all the lines leading into the distance.
Your vision of this scene was great for this photograph. Yes, the car and trash can are there. Yes, the horizon is slanted. But this is a part of what art is about-capturing the imperfections along side the perfections.
What a shame - I can see a great photoop here but this looks like it has been taken from a car - You so should have been right up near those 3 looking out with the grey sky. Would have even been great in B/W. But here the sloping horizon, front of the car and bin take away from what should have been a great picture. Classic example of lazy POV I am afraid.
I arrive, get out of the car, stretch and look around. Like a dream come true, there are no people in sight. I lean over the car to steady myself and camera. One snap and then the clouds unleash their rain down on me.
Definitely looks like a place I would like to be right now.
Simply for the slight madness of it - the angle, the humdrum, the 'whay would anyone shoot this?' kind of feel, I like it. A quite intriguing nothing-much-happening shot.