downtown by Richardphotos

Photography • Architecture • posted on Jun 15, 2008

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I took this Thursday morning I think. had trouble recovering the sky but I think it looks okay hope you enjoy and thanks for comments

Comments (105)

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mickuk50

6:14AM | Mon, 16 June 2008

i dont think the sky really matters with a building like this .awesome shot richard mick

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furuta

9:43AM | Mon, 16 June 2008

Beautiful tower... great shot!!

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pennykay

1:26PM | Mon, 16 June 2008

Another fantastic capture Richard!

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Syltermermaid

1:51PM | Mon, 16 June 2008

I think it is fantastic!!! Wonderful camera angle!!! Hugs Ute

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LudyMelltSekher

7:29PM | Mon, 16 June 2008

Good evening my dear friend, I have no words for it, truly an amazing job, fantastic. Precious and brilliant photography, Impressive!! Congratulations!!! A million stars from me.**Thanks you very much for you comments. Sorry by signing so late,Luminous Blessings. Ludy (Sorry to have that to write the same thing in English to all, but are few the words that I have in English to say)

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npauling

9:54PM | Mon, 16 June 2008

Wowwwww... these look so high the way you have captured this. Excellent work.

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Mad-Mike

9:29PM | Tue, 17 June 2008

WOW!!! Very exquisite capture Richard!

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irakika

12:35AM | Wed, 18 June 2008

Very nice view & building!

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Elcet

4:45AM | Thu, 19 June 2008

Yes it looks OK because there is a lot of detail in it. The solution is to check after capture if there are overexposed pixels, I do that on my Nikon but I am sure that the function exists in Canon SLRs too. In case of too high contrast between the sky and the rest of the pict you can do bracketing whether manual of automatic bracketing and get an HDR compromize between two or more images… but that certainly you know:-))) Beautiful architectural shot anyway!

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