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Apr 05, 2006 14:27 |  #1

I went on a worktrip to St. Louis the past few days, and had a few moments to take a few photos around the neighborhood where I was working. I took this photo from a parking structure, it looked interesting with the broken doorway and the graffiti. St. Louis is really doing a lot to restore its beautiful early 1900's buildings into residential lofts (much like the Kansas City area where I work). This is my first real attempt at urban photography, which is a genre that has intrigued me since but I haven't had much experience in. Enjoy!


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Apr 06, 2006 01:48 |  #2

Nice processing on the image, good start at urban photography.


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Apr 06, 2006 07:40 |  #3

thanks for the comment. the only thing that is missing from the one I posted is some sharpening. I did it on a bigger version I have, and I think it enhances it even further.


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Apr 06, 2006 08:28 |  #4

Nice shot, I think it would look better with some of the bottom cropped off.


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Apr 06, 2006 08:39 |  #5

A good shot. The bottom left corner is a little distracting- cropping would help here. Otherwise, is a nicely composed shot.


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Apr 06, 2006 09:00 |  #6

yeah, i'll probably take out that window on the bottom, it sort of needlessly adds an element to an area that I would like to leave dark. I suppose burning the area could help also if I wanted to keep the whole 2:3 ratio


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Apr 06, 2006 17:14 as a reply to  @ philpereira's post |  #7

Here's an updated version with 8x10 cropping and some usm to enhance the contrast.


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Apr 06, 2006 20:17 |  #8

Looks better :)


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