What are your thoughts on this pic

[Gservo]

what can i do to make it better

Camera:	Nikon D90 Lens: 35.0 mm f/1.8
Exposure:	0.033 sec (1/30)
Aperture:	f/22.0
Focal Length:	35 mm
Exposure:	0.00
ISO Speed:	125

[PhotoPhix]

Straighten the horizon,adjust the color balance,move the horizon so that its not in the middle of the shot.


Armando

[hao]

normally, you do not set your ISO under 200 for Nikon dslr's.
Use ISO 200 if you shoot during the day. But it is a different story for Canon users.

[mpf777]

Originally Posted by hao

normally, you do not set your ISO under 200 for Nikon dslr's.
Use ISO 200 if you shoot during the day. But it is a different story for Canon users.

Why would one not set the ISO lower than 200 if you can? I shoot a D80 at ISO 100 all the time.


Gservo, I would have to agree with Armando's comments. I would also add for me I think I would like to see it pushed in just a little further, enlarging the city slightly and cutting some of the right side off. Just a little though

Mike

[hao]

Originally Posted by mpf777

Why would one not set the ISO lower than 200 if you can? I shoot a D80 at ISO 100 all the time.


Gservo, I would have to agree with Armando's comments. I would also add for me I think I would like to see it pushed in just a little further, enlarging the city slightly and cutting some of the right side off. Just a little though

Mike

Maybe 100 is the base ISO for d80, but for d90 and some other models, Nikon intentionally made ISO 100 as "L 1.0" instead of "100" on your camera so as not to encourage taking pictures at this ISO during normal circumstances. They did it for a reason.
It is not true that the lower the ISO the less the noise. Setting the ISO to "LOW" may affect the contrast or whatsoever. But some people say there is not difference. On a recent episode from either "this week in photography" or "photofocus", this has been discussed. You may use L iso's when you need a slower shutter speed.
You may also refer to this link:
Flickr: Discussing ISO 100, D300 in Nikon D300 Users
but in the end it is a personal choice, just FYI.

[Technical Tim]

I'd definitely straighten the horizon andtry to enhance the levels and possible the saturation. There is also an distracting element on the middle right which could be cloned out

[kencaleno]

Straighten horizon,boost color,boost saturation,shift horizon from centre placement,crop and sharpen

[Gservo]

Thanks for all the comments , they are really appreciated!

[Gservo]

Originally Posted by kencaleno

Straighten horizon,boost color,boost saturation,shift horizon from centre placement,crop and sharpen

Thanks for the example, i will get try to that spot again and try to recompose it