3 styles of Architecture - Rue Notre Dame - Montreal

[Marko]

Feel free to comment on or critique any aspect of this image. Thx!

[Doug L]

I really like this image, Marko. Love the composition, blue tones of the sky reflections, and the theme. The only thing that would make the shot even better for me, would be to process it a bit to make the vertical lines straighter and more parallel. But even without that, great shot!

[Mad Aussie]

I like the composition very much. Very cool having 3 distinct architectural styles together. The curves in the buildings is strange though. The old building on the right has a convex curve and the middle and left buildings have a concave curve.

[Marko]

Thanks for the comments - which tool do you guys like for correcting lines in pshop?
Maybe I'll play with this a bit more.

[Mad Aussie]

I usually use the perspective tool but occasionally even use the warp tool as well which may be helpful in this case the lines aren't straight but curved. Was this taken with a fisheye lens?

[Marko]

This was taken with a 28-300 close to the 28 end. Warp tool eh? will give it a try - thx.

[Mad Aussie]

Wow I'm surprised there was that much distortion with a 28mm focal length.

[AntZ]

I like the composition and contrast which highlights the different architectural styles. I have to admit I didn't notice the distortion until I read the comments, but now see them plain as day.

[Marko]

Yup the angle doesn't help one bit either - this will be a good one to play with. Thx!

[edG]

definitely like the three different architectural styles together and the post

[asnow]

I really like the the three types of architecture. With that distortion correction it will really sing.

[Hillbillygirl]

Nice comp. on a "through the ages" type of capture Marko. Really like it. Well seen and captured.