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I like the way you've used lines in this image. They give it some extra energy and keep the viewer's eye moving. I also think you did a good job with the black and white conversion. There does seem to be some distortion with the buildings seeming to lean toward the center. Perhaps because of the wide angle? Overall a good job! TFS!
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Personally i like it, i like how the left hand side are taller buildings dropping in size to the right but you follow the cables from the bridge up to the top of the big building on the right.
As said the buildings slightly lean into the centre but there are a number of ways you can sort that out pinching etc ... TFS Mark |
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Love the fact that the grid lines frame the skyline......very unique photo.
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I like it. Sort of gritty, busy and going off in all directions, which suits the setting very well. A lot of symbolism in that shot.
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