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I really like that!

I don't think the shadows need to be lighter, but there's a bit of burn in the sunlight, but it's difficult to see how it could be improved. I might crop slightly differently, but it's an impressive view.

Mike
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Mike Davis
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I think I would give this a bit of a crop. More of a 5 by 4 proportion. The wall on the right is not that interesting and can be done without.

Also, all the pictures seem to be running downhill so maybe a slight horizon correction is needed.

Still, this is a really neat idea. Thanks for showing it.
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Don Karner said:
Also, all the pictures seem to be running downhill so maybe a slight horizon correction is needed.
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they are running downhill so a horizon correction is definitely needed =]
 
Complements on the photo, the lighting was a challenge and you handled it well.

That said, I'm wondering about the well-being of the paintings hung in direct sunlight... not a good practice, neither for the painting nor the viewer.
 
Thanks very much for your kind comments.

I understand your questioning regarding the paintings. This is a very small gallery in our conservatory, located in our city park.

The artwork is rotated VERY frequently.............however I will mention your comments on my next visit there. Thanks.
dismalhiker said:
Complements on the photo, the lighting was a challenge and you handled it well.

That said, I'm wondering about the well-being of the paintings hung in direct sunlight... not a good practice, neither for the painting nor the viewer.
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MOHO said:
Thanks very much for your kind comments.

I understand your questioning regarding the paintings. This is a very small gallery in our conservatory, located in our city park.

The artwork is rotated VERY frequently.............however I will mention your comments on my next visit there. Thanks.
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MOHO... you're welcome! The other think that might have worked for you, because the subject is static, is an HDR approach. With the right software, you can use the HDR approach with a single photo, especially if it was shot in RAW.

Thanks again for posting!
 
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