Serene HDR Panorama Lotus Temple

[fotugraphy]

Hi, going forward on my photography venture I stopped and clicked another shot. Can you please review it and let me know what exactly is missing for it to reach position Perfect?

It is an HDR Panorama image of Baha'i Lotus Temple.

Thank You




EXIF :
Camera : Sony A57
Aperture : F8
ISO : 100
Focal Length : 18mm (Kit lens used)
EV Range : -2 0 +2

[splashy]

I like the picture, it's nice.

I do not want to hurt anybody, but this what was thinking when I saw this picture.
BUT my vision of a lotus temple is completely different.
In Asia people tend to destroy everything that's really old and swap it with concrete and artificial things.
Probably there was a very nice old looking wooden building on this spot before.

[arith]

It's superb, better without initials but superb.

[fotugraphy]

I like the picture, it's nice.

I do not want to hurt anybody, but this what was thinking when I saw this picture.
BUT my vision of a lotus temple is completely different.
In Asia people tend to destroy everything that's really old and swap it with concrete and artificial things.
Probably there was a very nice old looking wooden building on this spot before.

Can you please provide the source for the wooden building as this building was there since I was born and never heard of any swapping with historical monuments in India though I have no idea about other parts of Asia but in India or new delhi I have never heard of it May be some misunderstanding

[fotugraphy]

It's superb, better without initials but superb.

Thank you

[Rob Zijlstra]

Just beautiful! I love the vague reflection in the water. Great!

[RustBeltRaw]

Honestly? I wouldn't change a thing. The framing's great, using the sun to draw focus was clever, the HDR is subtle, and the muted color palette combined with the soft reflections creates a lovely, serene mood. You nailed it, mate.

[fotugraphy]

Just beautiful! I love the vague reflection in the water. Great!

Thank you

[fotugraphy]

Honestly? I wouldn't change a thing. The framing's great, using the sun to draw focus was clever, the HDR is subtle, and the muted color palette combined with the soft reflections creates a lovely, serene mood. You nailed it, mate.

Thanks for the appreciation