Clock Tower

[melgie]

I'm new to dSLR - one of my first pics... no post production, feedback welcome!

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2312/...f4a53ba3_b.jpg

[adacosta]

Fun pic for sure,

would be even more interesting if you could capture that train through the whole photo, and omit the two officers standing on the right hand side.

could you have composed that shot with more of the Clock tower and less sky? It is a very busy photo, train, clock tower. Try and remember to look at leveling your photo with the horizon, or in this case your subject - train, tower, or street.

Nicely done.

[snapperboy]

clock tower should be named city hall
great city to photograph

the train adds a great effect to the picture makes me feel like the worlds changing but then theres the city hall
i like it

[The Weird Witch]

This might be a silly question, but, what are those blue light circles ontop of the darker buliding in the left hand side of the picture?

[Mr.Intensity]

This just pleasantly blasted me! The heat-of-the-moment shots always get a nod from me.

[Jordan Murray]

I like it, I dunno what it is about it for me but I do.

[jiminyClickit]

melgie, Welcome

Here's a link to explain more about posting from Flickr, so we can see your photo, instead of going away and coming back:

Posting Pictures from Photo Sharing Sites (A visual guide)

If you use the edge of your viewfinder to line up vertical elements in a photo, you'll have a more professional look. From an angle like this, your horizontals aren't going to be level. Cutting off your people is not as good as backing up just a little and getting them in. Color is the best part here, subject is small.