The Carillion

[Apo]

This was taken from Lake Burley Griffin (Canberra) ISO was set to 1250....
hope you like it C&C welcome,cheers.

[Donald]

Dante

You've exposed it very well for the building. I think many people might have given a bit more to get more detail into the dark areas and totally blown the light tones (which are, in the main, the building). Well done.

Given it is such a strong part of the overall image, the building actually occupies only a small percentage of the frame. Along with that, I am asking myself: What's in the right hand half of the picture to really attract my interest? Answer = Nothing. So ..........

What about re-cropping it into a portrait orientation OR cropping it to be a square picture (starting from the bottom left-hand corner)? That will allow the building to have proper dominance in the frame and, maybe, give you a more powerful image? Something to consider as an option.

[Skitalez]

Yes,something like this.....



OR - There is a question - a vertical picture can be much better?

[Apo]

Thank you Gentlemen.....love this forum, learned more and more..... from you guys CHEERS!

[wilgk]

What would a 'portrait' orientation look like? - thus keeping the reflection as well?.....I wonder

[Skitalez]

I assume! A building with its reflection in water