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4 Comments
It's a nice shot as a lead/hero image in a series of that site. I'd imagine the architect/building owners would also want more traditional shots to compliment this one.
If I were to nitpick, I'd say it would have been nice to get the perfectly symmetrical view, for example, if the two white towers came out both corners equally.
Hey thanks, will keep that in mind nextime. Cheers!
Abstract comps like these are hard to plan out and even harder to pull off, but you did a great job! I don't mind the over-exposed sky or the asymmetry of the comp. It's skewed enough to avoid dissonant vibes and not overly symmetrical to feel sterile. Awesome grade BTW.
Hey thanks for your comment. Im still quite new to architectural photography, comments like yours inspires me to strive more. Cheers!