Hong Kong skyline: For C&C

Very nice shot. Wonder whether a bit of perspective correction to get the leaning tower straight would make it look better.
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Gautam
 
It's a very nicely exposed skyline.

Did you add the sky? It seems a little earlier in the day than the skyline.

Which lens did you use?

Nice job!
 
I think I would have exposed this at around 4s f11, it is a bit
overexposed in my opinion. Additionally I would have shifted the
horizon down to capture less sky, and gone for reflections of the
taller buildings off the water.
Er well, I guess, shift the camera angle down, the horizon up. This would also correct perspective on the buildings as you would then be holding the camera level, not pointed up.
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There were too many boats (stationary ones) in the harbor which I wanted to avoid. So I took more of the sky which I thought added a bit more depth to the photo.
 
I actually like the 1st version you posted best pretty much all around. Yes the sky could be better but I know HK and it's surrounded by salt water and asia in gen is very humid. I think this shot is VERY good, compered to mine :)
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Great shot. Very nice reflection. The one suggestion I could think of is to change the time of shooting to a little earlier when there is still some color in the sky. There is a time after sunset when the sky turns blue - last for a short time in HK.
 

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