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View from inside the Time Warner Bldg. NYC
View from the large main window inside the Time Warner Bldg. in NYC.
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That's a nice image, memorable. It's a bit small though, could do with posting a little larger as some of us are viewing at quite high screen resolution. Thanks.
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Interesting but agree with BC larger would be better as the shot looks good and I would like to see more detail.
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Nice one Jon - agree the image is a bit small 
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Great picture, it has came out fantastically well.
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That's a very nice picture. As the others said, though, I'd like to see a larger version. 
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thanks all
as requested, a larger version...
if it's still not large enough tho..my apologies...I dont post anything larger than 1024x768......
as requested, a larger version...
if it's still not large enough tho..my apologies...I dont post anything larger than 1024x768......
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I like this one.
A lot of people in this day and age are into HDR and would see this as an ideal chance to 'multi expose' so that the dark interior is captured 'as well' as the view out of the glass facade.
For me I'm glad you've not gone down that route. The right interior is perhaps better than the left but I like the way it represents what you would actually see.
A lot of people in this day and age are into HDR and would see this as an ideal chance to 'multi expose' so that the dark interior is captured 'as well' as the view out of the glass facade.
For me I'm glad you've not gone down that route. The right interior is perhaps better than the left but I like the way it represents what you would actually see.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Phil
I like this one.
A lot of people in this day and age are into HDR and would see this as an ideal chance to 'multi expose' so that the dark interior is captured 'as well' as the view out of the glass facade.
For me I'm glad you've not gone down that route. The right interior is perhaps better than the left but I like the way it represents what you would actually see.
A lot of people in this day and age are into HDR and would see this as an ideal chance to 'multi expose' so that the dark interior is captured 'as well' as the view out of the glass facade.
For me I'm glad you've not gone down that route. The right interior is perhaps better than the left but I like the way it represents what you would actually see.
I try to not digitally manipulate my images too much....
I think i couldve framed it better still...maybe cropped out the sides a bit...make the window more of a focal point...
Thanks all for the comments
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I think it's fantastic - I would have liked to see an HDR too 
but this is just grand. Well done.
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but this is just grand. Well done.xx
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