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Hey guys. As you know, just recently got back from london, took a crapload of pictures. I have a couple. I might post more, depending on the feedback i get on this one. I have them all posted on DA.
http://img367.imageshack.us/img367/1...ward2xy.th.jpg
Camera Specs:
Canon EOS 1000F [N]
Shutter Speed: 1/250
Aperature: can't remember >.< 16 i think
Lens: Canon 35-80mm Zoom
Comments and Constructive Critisism appreciated.
aww... the only thing i dont like is the angle of the reflections.... its awsome persepective on the building tho
great shot =) the reflection fits very well to the overal compesition
Thank you, just mad i couldnt get more comments :(
looks awsome though the lens flare bothers me & it'd be better id the reflections on the left didnt curve... but you cant change that i guess...
hey thats look really nice i like the way you took that picture :)
I am jealous of your camera. If only I had $1000 to blow on a camera...
Neat shot. But I agree, the lens flare bugs me as well.
Hehe very nice, any reason why the sky looks faded?
and was it really only $1000 ? sounds like i might have to go check out this camera...
the angle imo should be placed further out for some reason i don't like the way this works, it's nice idea but i'd like it more if you were further from the building... try editing out those clouds because with the clean flast building it looks rather messy, also if i had my way i'd probably just edit out the sky i think just to show the actual architecture completely would be more interesting ;)
wow nice photo man! :lol:
i rea;;y like the angle you made it from.. :D
WOW! i really like thats. It is really sexy. The reflections add a cool touch.
3000th post ;)
Great picture!
20th Post :D
Definatly a very nice pic. The angle you've taken it from is perfect :)
Sorry I haven't replied earlier, been busy.
I think it looks pretty good, but I have seen that photo many times before, taken by other photographers, hehe. Can't say it's very original, but still an ok shot.
This shot would go soooo well in grayscale. Grayscale and some more contrasts so that the sky is all white. I have seen it on another picture and it looks great. Creates a very metallic effect.
That lens flare is a bit off, but it wasn't something I reacted on really. Maybe a taller building could have made the picture a bit more "whoa!" if you know what I mean.
Anywas, the reflection is really kool, especially since there are like three of them (or is it just two?)! Would love to see the other photographs you took. :)
You have? Because i've never seen it. I've seen towers done and stuff, but i've never seen something like this. I thought it was original. Was walking down poultry street and saw two buildings scrunched up against each other, thought it'd make for an interesting pic. And i didnt add the lense flare, i wish i went at a different time of day but its film so i didnt see it until later.Quote:
Originally posted by Fade+2 Days Ago--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Fade @ 2 Days Ago)</div>It only cost me 80 pounds which is about equivalent to 160 USD. And i know the lense flare is lame.Quote:
I am jealous of your camera.* If only I had $1000 to blow on a camera...
Neat shot.* But I agree, the lens flare bugs me as well.
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Dude, you need to learn about photography, this isn't like a piece of digital art that i can redo :p. But thanks for your comments :).Quote:
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Hehe very nice, any reason why the sky looks faded?
and was it really only $1000 ? sounds like i might have to go check out this camera...
the angle imo should be placed further out for some reason i don't like the way this works, it's nice idea but i'd like it more if you were further from the building... try editing out those clouds because with the clean flast building it looks rather messy, also if i had my way i'd probably just edit out the sky i think just to show the actual architecture completely would be more interesting* ;)
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Sorry I haven't replied earlier, been busy.
I think it looks pretty good, but I have seen that photo many times before, taken by other photographers, hehe. Can't say it's very original, but still an ok shot.
This shot would go soooo well in grayscale. Grayscale and some more contrasts so that the sky is all white. I have seen it on another picture and it looks great. Creates a very metallic effect.
That lens flare is a bit off, but it wasn't something I reacted on really. Maybe a taller building could have made the picture a bit more "whoa!" if you know what I mean.
Anywas, the reflection is really kool, especially since there are like three of them (or is it just two?)! Would love to see the other photographs you took. :)
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Yup I have. One have even been a daily deviation, I believe. But of course, there is always someone who has taken the same picture before. And it is an interesting picture, but it could have been a better shot. And of course you didn't add the lens flare, it's from the camera. ;P
OK, just hoping you knew that. And i've seen bunches of pics from the base of a tower, but i don't think i've seen something like this. I liked the rail and the reflections in this piece mainly. If you could find some links or something to the pieces like this. . .?
Well, of course not exactly the same, but still the same idea and pretty much the same thing. And I don't have any DA link, sorry. Maybe if you look in the Photography > Artichecture > Exterior section on DA you can find some. I dunno. But please, don't get angry and try to prove I'm wrong, that's just silly. I give hard critisicm, you know that.
I know, i just thought about that before i uploaded it because i know architectural pics can be hard to get original. I looked around on DA before uploading it. Damn, i'm not really as mad at you as i'm mad at myself lol.
