By the Light of the Silvery Moon

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Originally Posted by bnnrcn

Very nice John :) I would crop just a little bit of the empty black part at the top .

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Hi Binnur,

Thanks for comments and suggestion.

perhaps my favoriter shot of yours. But aren't the shadows on the buildings all wrong?

Hi Brian,

Not so regarding the shadows, the moonlight is not the only source of light. Thanks for commenting.

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Originally Posted by Stagecoach

I like it John.

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Me too!

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Originally Posted by billtils

Me too!

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Hi Bill,

Thanks for commenting.

Just love that John. Is it straight shot? It has an HDR feel about it that makes it very attractive.

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Originally Posted by John 2

Just love that John. Is it straight shot? It has an HDR feel about it that makes it very attractive.

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Hi John,

Straight shot, thanks for commenting.

Great shot, John. I know those buildings . . . used to work just to the right of the bldg. in center foreground, and have been inside it many times.

Thanks for sharing.

Zen:rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by zen

Great shot, John. I know those buildings . . . used to work just to the right of the bldg. in center foreground, and have been inside it many times.

Thanks for sharing.

Zen:rolleyes:

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Hi Zen,

Thanks for commenting.

It's all been said but I'll say it again. Love it. It's so nicely done all around.

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Originally Posted by Rainforest

It's all been said but I'll say it again. Love it. It's so nicely done all around.

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Susan,

Thanks again.

Can I ask what toning is this one? Is it from Nik's? I tried to find it...

An excellent shot John.

I would have been tempted to level the horizon and introduce a little keystone effect to the foreground to compensate. (The foreground is clearly level but the horizon distracts a little by running uphill).

John, different and it works for me. Keep it coming.
Cheers Ole

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Originally Posted by IzzieK

Can I ask what toning is this one? Is it from Nik's? I tried to find it...

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Hi Izzie,

All edits were done in LightRoom except for Dfine NR and RAW sharpening. Lots of clarity and contrast.

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Originally Posted by DickyOZ

An excellent shot John.

I would have been tempted to level the horizon and introduce a little keystone effect to the foreground to compensate. (The foreground is clearly level but the horizon distracts a little by running uphill).

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Hi Richard,

I considered leveling a bit but then the buildings would have been off kilter. Thanks for commenting.

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Originally Posted by mugge

John, different and it works for me. Keep it coming.
Cheers Ole

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Hi Ole,

Thanks for commenting.