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Oct 10, 2006 15:06 |  #1

I've been rooting through my holiday shots and came across this, it's shot from upper manhattan in a helicopter. Sorry to all the horizontal horizon sticklers out there, I know it might not be to everyone's taste but I thought the leading lines carried it through. Like to hear your thoughts.
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Oct 10, 2006 15:54 |  #2

The lack of a horizontal skyline caught my eye, but in a good way because the shot had the look of being taken from the air and added to the dynamism of it. :) The B&W also lends a moody/overcast look which I presume matched the day anyway.



  
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Oct 10, 2006 15:57 |  #3

Thanks for taking time to comment John. Appreciated.


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Oct 10, 2006 15:58 |  #4

i like.

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Oct 10, 2006 16:01 |  #5

The horizon being tilted is a bit bothersome to me. I'd prefer a bit more contrast and a duotone for more texture. Also burn in the clouds a touch for a more dramatic look.

I think this shot has great untapped potential left in it.


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Oct 10, 2006 16:14 as a reply to  @ Tee Why's post |  #6

Thankyou MD.
TW. I've taken on board what you have said, thanks for the feedback, I think it could definitely benefit from a bit of tweaking. I've done a quick edit. Burned the clouds a little more, cooled the shadows and warmed the highlights, also cropped a little out of the clouds. Keeping the horizon though :-)


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Oct 10, 2006 16:31 |  #7

I usually go crazy about skylines, but I am digging the tilt in this one! Very balanced


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Oct 10, 2006 16:37 |  #8

i love it, very dramatic sky. and i think the horizon tilt makes it more dynamic.




  
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Oct 10, 2006 17:58 |  #9

might not be so effective if I didnt know it was taken from a chopper but as it is the tilt evokes the feeling of speed.


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Oct 10, 2006 18:12 |  #10

I normally like straight horizon lines, but this is really nice as it definitely gives a feeling of flying.


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Oct 11, 2006 02:06 |  #11

Thanks for all your interesting comments folks.


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