There can be many stories in a picture. This makes it clear that it cannot be a single center of vision. Because when the center of vision on the picture changes, the story will change, along with it the basis of the story will also change and the path of the story will also change.
It depends on the viewer what he wants to see in that picture or how he feels after seeing the picture.
No picture ever asks to see the picture. Look at any scene here and there. Whenever the eyes fall, there is something very special in the picture in front. But what is its center point, that is not visible. The viewer himself decides the center point. Therefore, the fault is not of the scene, but of the vision.