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LeuceDeuce
3rd of August 2008 (Sun), 00:22
The Dominion Building is another of my favorite buildings we have here in Vancouver.
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Robert_Lay
3rd of August 2008 (Sun), 07:14
It's unfortunate that the bottom frame is slicing right through the foundation of the building. A little more of the street in the foreground would help give the building a better base.

The texture and range of tones in the sky and building are very good and are what make the picture.

LeuceDeuce
3rd of August 2008 (Sun), 11:26
Here is one with a little more foreground, but more keystoning. Which outweighs which?
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TheHoff
3rd of August 2008 (Sun), 11:29
I like the tones in #2 better; the foreground is more needed as well, I think. Too bad that car pulled up; otherwise you wouldn't have much idea what year that was shot (except I can see Met Home there ;))

Flo
3rd of August 2008 (Sun), 11:35
I like the second shot better as well...

Chris, not going to Vic tomorrow?;) Burton and the gang are singing their raspy hearts out.

cryforashadow
3rd of August 2008 (Sun), 12:25
Nice. Looks like a painting.

LeuceDeuce
3rd of August 2008 (Sun), 13:11
Thanks for the feeback everyone. It would appear that a complete foreground outweighs converging verticals. In my haste to get a version with foreground in it posted I also forgot to correct the barrel distortion at 24mm. I think I'll correct that, and throw the corrected version on my gallery.

thescottandrew
3rd of August 2008 (Sun), 13:26
cool building and nice colors

LeuceDeuce
3rd of August 2008 (Sun), 19:05
Colour version for any who are interested.
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KarlosDaJackal
4th of August 2008 (Mon), 05:38
Love the colour version, the phone wires don't have such an impact when its lit up like that.

LeuceDeuce
4th of August 2008 (Mon), 12:25
Love the colour version, the phone wires don't have such an impact when its lit up like that.

Those are actually electric trolley lines. I did struggle with the idea of cloning them out or not, but ultimately I felt they are part of the scene here in the Vancouver downtown core. You can't go anywhere without the lines overhead.

I do see where you're coming from though. Reducing their impact is a good thing :)