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    Windows To The Sky

    For lack of a more imaginative title. C & C welcome.Any suggestions on how to make this better?
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    Re: Windows To The Sky

    There is alot of lens distortion here and on a dead on architectural shot like this you might want to fix that. Other than that I think just having alittle more room at the bottom of the frame would improve.
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    Re: Windows To The Sky

    I think the harsh light is killing it.
    I think there are several possibilities for tighter shots here.
    One door, a door and window. Those stars add a touch that grabs my eye.
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    Re: Windows To The Sky

    I would like to add that the center rain spout splits the image in half as well to my eyes. Look a bit bright to me as well.

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    Re: Windows To The Sky

    I agree with Gary on fixing the lens distortion. You might go back and isolate three of the upper windows with the strong reflection. Edit it so it looks as though it were shot dead on.
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    Re: Windows To The Sky

    Thanks for your comments, guys. I did do a closeup of just one portion of the building a year or so ago, but wanted to see what you thought of the whole thing. That distortion really bothers me, and I think I'll try what Greg says....just isolate the windows. Appreciate all your input.
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