The blown out values of the lights over dominate the composition, making the stairs a secondary focal point. A polarizing filter would have helped this a lot.

Great image!

well done

This is a beautiful composition. Very well done!

I would loose the bottom stairs

I think friiski is right. Get rid of the front steps, and you'd end up with a very good image

I agree with friiskiwi also. You could always change it back if you do not like it.
Good luck Author.
This is a very solid suggestion imo

I really like this shot. It reminds me of some film noire and/or some old horror films from the 20's and 30's. As far as the cropping idea goes, I'm not sure I'd crop the enitre set of bottom stairs out. It would have helped if the perspective was a tiny bit higher so we could see that first landing, then they wouldn't be so much of a "frame." I think I might crop out to the top of the lowest "bright stripe" and below, and leave the second dark stripe (from the bottom) and what's above it. Cool shot, though. Good luck.

Ok... Thanks everyone for your comments Its nice to know that people do look and are interested by your own work ...
I decided to set up for that shot Exactly where I was to avoid the landing area and include some of the steps that had led me all the way up there... the tunnels and stairs just seem to go on n on...
So Im going to leave the image the way it was shot, which by the way was lit with torch light on a remote control long expo
Thanks all

Nice angle here.

I like this one, it made me feel unsettled and hesitant..."Where's the handrail? Be careful!" Good capture, great lighting!
~M

This one would have benefitted from HDR, what an amazing place.