Jazz in the Sky

[Through the Veil]

From a series of pictures taken on while on a walkabout photoshoot.

D50, 50mmf/1.8d, circular polarizer.

[jiminyClickit]

TtV,

Given the title, which drew me in, how do the tree branches influence this shot? I don't know if this was the only position you could get in, or if they were to help 'frame the windows' or add texture to a flat building front. Knowing why would help. It's looking better every time I move to it. Dramatic angle, good lighting, subtle humor to it. Any post work?

[Through the Veil]

Originally Posted by jiminyClickit

TtV,

Given the title, which drew me in, how do the tree branches influence this shot? I don't know if this was the only position you could get in, or if they were to help 'frame the windows' or add texture to a flat building front. Knowing why would help. It's looking better every time I move to it. Dramatic angle, good lighting, subtle humor to it. Any post work?

I had in mind using the tree branches to frame the building really. The building has a long front, this being one corner of it. The mural runs the length of the building. I have several other shots on flickr.

The only post work was hitting the autoenhance button on PictureProject, and that only bumped the brightness one. What you see is pretty much what I saw through the view finder.

[Redrabbit]

I like it. I think I would have used the branches too.