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This is a discussion on Geometry 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; I hope I'm not boring with my last photos. Let me know what you think Cheers !...

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    I hope I'm not boring with my last photos.
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    I like the perspective and the geometry here. I am torn about the sky. In some ways more contrast would be nice. but then I think that it going into nothingness adds to the photo.
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    I disagree on the nothingness and i highly recommend a polarizer or any other way of getting 'meat' in the sky.

    That said, aside from the sky - very cool building - good shot!
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    If it were me I would crop the photo and eliminate the sky...
    Speaking from experience, shots like this really benefit more with dramatic or blue skies...clouds will reflect off the building and add more drama to th image...IMO it is just too flat the way it is.
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    It was that kind of cloudy day with no clouds that can create a contrast. It was all gray :(

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    Ok, this is what I could do in Lightroom, to bring up "to light" the clouds.
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    This is better. well done
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    Interesting angle that's for sure. I like the pattern of it and bringing out the sky more certainly helped.
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    Geometry re-done it with new camera.
    Now I know that when it's blue sky with white clouds, or more types of clouds, it's a good day for architecture photography.
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