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Your eye naturally seeks out an areas of sharp focus in an image. Once it finds that area, the eye rests on it, before beginning to explore other areas of the image. The eye will keep returning to that area of sharp focus. In an image without an area of sharp focus, the eye and the brain start to get frustrated.
There are probably exceptions to this rule, perhaps when colors and shapes and "atmosphere" become strong compositional elements.
In this case, your image would have worked better if you had something in the frame in sharp focus, like her hand or her face.
Steve
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