Columbus Ohio
Columbus cityscape last summer. Shot on a D750 and Nikon 14-24 2.8
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Superb reflection, which is great. But something with the right edge ruins it a bit. The building is chopped from the bottom and from the right, and the water and land meet "almost" at the corner. All of those together just cause "restlessness" on the bottom right which distracts me from the perfect bridge.
I took the liberty to take a quick crop using a screen snapshot tool... What do you think?
I have been looking at this photo in my home for almost 8 months and I never noticed that but you're right! It's very overpowering and distracting. Thanks for pointing that out, that crop really improved the image :)
Also thank you for your kind comments and suggestion. I love this photo but you made me love it even more!
Glad I could help!
I agree with Oren. I love the image, but the building in the right is made so large by its relative position that it overwhelms the other, taller buildings in the middle. Everything else is spot on.
I agree as well! I never noticed it but it's overpowering to the rest of the image. Also, thanks for the comments! It's one of my favorites that I've taken