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This is a discussion on Champ de Mars - Montreal within the Architecture & Man Made (cities, buildings, roads, objects & abstracts) forums, part of the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) category; Please feel free to critique any aspect of this image. Thx! marko...
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Excellent exposure and sharpness in the cityscape. My only niggle is the foreground. The white and green line of the curb I find distracting.
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Lovely cityscape Marko, and I am also kind of torn on the foreground. My eye keeps getting drawn to the white/green lines, but don't know whether that's good or bad yet. Leaning towards "good" the more I go back and look at it though.
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Thx for the comments - The green line is an essential part of this landmark...hmmm. Maybe HDR is the way to go here.
The green/white line is an original part of the foundation of walls that fortified part of the city hundreds of years ago.
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I like it how it is shot and a great place in Montreal.
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