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Image Title: Central Hong Kong
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| Photographer |
Miranda Legg {K:619}
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N/A
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Canon EOS D30
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| Categories |
Architecture
Street
Travel
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Sigma 10-20mm
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| Uploaded |
6/27/2006 |
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Lexar 1GB
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135 |
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0
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| Critiques |
2 |
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Pending
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| Location |
City -
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Country - Hong Kong
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| About |
I really like the wide angle effect, but i feel the light on the left draws the eye out of the picture. Do you agree? Anyone know of anyway to take it out with photoshop?
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There are 2 Comments in 1 Pages
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Hugo de Wolf
{K:184670} 6/27/2006
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Hi Miranda,
Although I think the composition is a bit symmetric, making it more static than absolutely necessary, I do agree the wide angle is very well used, as it creates a very strong perspective, emphasising the sheer height of the buildings.
I don't think the highlight on the left is really distracting, as it also creates the feel of a hot, almost suffocating summer day in HK.
If you really want to take it out, patching the area with a bit of the column above the highlight and wrapping it over the reflection, using feathering, various layer modes to match the colour, and probably a bit of cloning in the sky would be my suggestion. Not easy, and I don't think it'll be an improvement - come to think of it, the longer I look at your photo, and the harder I try to visualise the same photo without the flare, the more I think you should leave it as is...
Cheers,
hugo
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Miranda Legg
{K:619} 6/27/2006
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Thanks Hugo for your thoughtful comment. You always take the time and i appredicate it!
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