That is one of the most interesting McDonalds I have seen. I think I may have shot it from a position slightly to the right (or left) so that the shoe-shine activity wasn't obscured. It has a nice feeling about it.
From the facade one would think that it was a grand restaurant or shop instead of a fat-food palace.
The HDR looks very nice, Carlos.
You may want to consider straightening the photo a bit. The lamp post is leaning to the right. I would have loved to have seen more of the people on the right in the frame between the lamp post and the tree.
A bit of juxtapositioning of the traditional and the “modern.”
Thanks your criticism. Shortly I'll take new shots of this place an I'll try my best.
This was a big coffee shop with billiards in basement. Now has three areas:
Basement with billiards and/or painting expositions and piano or quintet concerts.
One area with fast-fat-food.
Another area with traditional local dishes.
Carlos
Carlos, you dont need to re take this image, its good i think the others are offering suggestions on how youb cn improve it with PP, however if you want to be a purist and attempt to do this in camera that cool as well but to get 3-5 shots for HDR perfectly composed might be a bit of a challenge
sorry Carlos, pp = post processing, the lampost could be straightened with lens corrections (i can do that bit in lightroom) the shoe shiners could be cloned out in photoshop... way beyond me!!!!!