thoughts?

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please

i'm guilt of rushing this, but also i wasn't expecting this reflection.

thanks for your input, it all gets filed away .

and please feel free to tinker with the image in any way you see fit

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ghosh wrote in post #5494009
Nice, Is this HDR?

thanks and yep

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i'm in hdr mode

but i'm quite enjoying the results without a tripod

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bill boehme wrote in post #5494633
It is a creative angle that works well. I like it, but the colors seem much too saturated.

thanks Bill and you're right, i'm having trouble deciding about temperature and vibrancy.

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tonydee wrote in post #5497421
Re original post: the tops of the left and right sections of the building aren't horizontal in the first image, and the right side is so much heavier, I just don't find any balance in it, or anything pleasing or suggestive about the inbalance. I'm much more comfortable with the second image you posted - the angle doesn't make the rooftops look quite so skewed, and the reflections from across the street help enormously with the interest factor. The small patch of orange bottom left helps balance the larger but harder wall right. Tone mapping worked pretty well. Cheers, Tony

cool thanks Tony

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