It's kind of lacking the cityscape. And if this is truly Central Park, New York, I don't see how you could not have caught some of the city in the background.

Have you ever been to Central Park? There's LOTS of places where the city isn't visable. No cityscape? You think they put giant cement plazas and huge fountains in the middle of a rural field?

Yes I have and I think you still could have captured a better shot but that's just IMO-in my opinion. And from the looks of this shot, the fountain is right in the middle of the park, at least that what I'm guessing with so many people in the image. The fountain in this case doesn't quite seem to fit the definition of a cityscape. At least according to Webster: http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/cityscape

Whatever you say, Josh

This is Bethesda fountain in Central Park New York City.
Lots of other great places to shoot there for along while.
Good luck Author

well, I don't see the cityscape in the background but with so many people there, it kind of says "city". If it was rural, there may be only one or two people there at the most.

Oh my!

and a cow

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This is lacking in every way, study the rules of composition!

Pretty funny... but a little dark

Agrees about being dark. This is probably just IMO but when are Port-i-potties considered cityscape?

Well if no one else will say something I will. The Cityscape is lacking. It looks like some kind of a park memorial in the distance. Other than that, there's no sign of city life.

Thanks jawsh for your attention As I've said in guidelines saying: some cityscape in the background or some other sign of city life in your entry.
It is not a memorial, just gazebo on the background, and hard pavement of the alley... Isn't this not enough to tell that it is not a wild woods????

yeah, I guess you have a point. Fair enough. GL!