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Took this picture last weekend while I was visiting a friend in London. This is the White Tower in the London Tower complex. I applied some light single raw file HDR post-processing on it.
![]() EXIF was removed somewhere during the HDR process so: 1/320 f5 ISO: 100 Mode: Aperture Priority -1.0ev What do you think?
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i'm with trelaflip.. crop off the little sticky out bit and slightly darker would be suitably evil!.. cool shot.
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Menacing! Love it! This is a case where HDR has really enhanced the photo, but without sacrificing the realism--so to most viewers your editing can go virtually unnoticed. I love HDR (even when it doesn't look 'real'), but here you've really applied it well! Thanks for sharing!
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Thanks for the comments!
I removed the distracting building and made the picture a wee bit darker.
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