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A pic of the Burj al Arab... its the tallest hotel in the world... and extremely luxurious.. just wish i could experience the luxury...
![]() Anyways.. I wanted some comments on the pic.. Do you think that there is too much of the sky ?? Any other ways to improve the pic ? Its taken with my P&S - Canon A710 IS .. I might go back and try and get another shot with moi DSLR..
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I really like the pic, but i'd either brighten the color of the sky, either make it a monotone..
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thanks for the comments..
i'll try and clone out the light.. it will be easy... regarding the colour.. i kinda like it...
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Yup getting the lightS (some below the hotel too) out would be good.
I love the pair that is sitting to the right of the picture. I won't recommend monchrome though, it will take away the beautiful colour of the sky.
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