Islamic Architecture

[designer]

Being in Dubai UAE, you can find very nice Islamic architecture...
I am doing mostly for clients which i cannot post here but this one is done recently... will be uploading more shortly...

Check this out...

Cheers!

[AntZ]

Very interesting architecture. Nice capture. I like the composition.

[Greg_Nuspel]

I like that, wonderful composition with all the repeated elements.

[jlabel]

Gorgeous picture. I like it

[kat]

That is stunning! It must of took your breath away for a second!!!!

[tirediron]

Very nice; where in Dubai is this?

[nomad358]

Wow! This is amazing! What a great location!

[designer]

Thanks guys, thanks for liking the picture... :thankyou:

Its actually one of the biggest mosques of the world...
Its on the way to Abu Dhabi...

[Iguanasan]

Very nice. I like it!

[tirediron]

Thanks guys, thanks for liking the picture... :thankyou:

Its actually one of the biggest mosques of the world...
Its on the way to Abu Dhabi...

Ah okay. I'll have to look for it next time I get over there. I was always a little hesitant to get too involved in photographing mosques.

[Marko]

I really like the composition and symmetry here. Very striking!
You may want to straighten the left columns slightly in Pshop.

[casil403]

Wow...that is quite something! Really diggin' the perspective on this shot!
Well done! :highfive:

[designer]

I really like the composition and symmetry here. Very striking!
You may want to straighten the left columns slightly in Pshop.


Thanks Marco, really appreciated...
It was my first time to post on any website... i have been following your podcasts...
I think i will just pop in again to shoot this particular image to fix the top arch & the columns...

[Marko]

I think i will just pop in again to shoot this particular image to fix the top arch & the columns...

you can try....but I'm not convinced it's possible to get the whole scene as you have it now with absolutely straight (unphotoshopped :)) columns, without the use of a shift lens. (what architectural photographers use)

Your safest bet for the straightest lines is to keep your camera 100% straight on a tripod with a level. You cannot angle it up or down or left or right.
Hope that helps and good luck!

[Marko]

Please note that a duplicate of this thread was also in the "Show" forum. I merged it into this thread as it's confusing to have the same thread in multiple forums. Thx - Marko