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So a few weeks back I let myself into a building that is currently under construction here in Atlanta. It's a 50-story condo building. I hiked up all the stairs taking breaks on the 20-ish, 30-ish, and 40-ish floors to go out onto some of the balconies that were nothing but concrete slabs at the time to get pics of the city. I also got up on he roof to get some shots as well. On one of the balconies I was able to capture a great panoramic of the city comprised of three shots and then stiched together. I ligned the shots up so good that I was able to put the three pics together by hand quite quickly and easily. Then I took it into Photoshop to add a little drama to it =D Here are the Before and After pics. Hope you enjoy!
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Very Nice! I like the post processing. How does one let ones self into a building under construction? Im im Atlanta and id like to give it a try...lol
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I really like how you brought out the details in the processed photo.
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Great post processing koby. Looks like a floodlight was switched on. Really brings out all the detail. Very nice work my friend. I like how you had the adventure to get the shot as well.
Jake.
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