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    I posted this in the assignment forum as well - but i'd be curious as to what people think of this. here's 2 versions. Thx!

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    Number one for sure. Two is too dark.

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    I like this. Nice move to put the building on the right. I also prefer the first one due to the lower contrast in the sky. Nice reflected sky too
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    I'm going with the first one, too. The sky and buildings stand out without fighting for attention. The second one just seems to fade into itself.

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    First one for me too but the second one also looks fine for me.
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    A rare foray into the colour section for me

    I agree that the brightness of number 1 is appealing, but at the same time I prefer the way the colour of the blue sky in 2 more closely matches the blue in the reflections. At first glance it looks like the reflections are actually just openings in a huge grid.

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    Really cool shots, Marko. Those reflections are killer! I am going to be different and go with number 2. I like the richer colors.
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    I prefer shot two but I don't know why. Very cool shot.

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    I like #1 as well, although if I had seen either one separately, without the other, I would like them both equally well.

    Oh, yeah and I like the sideways aspect of the building. Lol, while taking photos on your back, your forehead becomes a built in tripod.

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