Salford Quays Composite
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Way over processed for my tastes, and I think I recommended it last time but you should try and get hold of a tilt shift lens to straighten out the buildings.
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Its easily one of the nicest overly processed images I have seen.... More I look at it the more I quite like it if its done consistently. . .
The sky reflection in the water needs attention though
The sky reflection in the water needs attention though
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Sorry mate just Does not look right 
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Not a fan, it's too over processed.
Also it doesn't make sense as an image... Yes the human eye has a greater dynamic range than a camera, but even viewing that in person, you would be looking into a sunset, making it hard to resolve detail, yet the buildings in the foreground are brighter than the sun, despite it's light not hitting them.
Also it doesn't make sense as an image... Yes the human eye has a greater dynamic range than a camera, but even viewing that in person, you would be looking into a sunset, making it hard to resolve detail, yet the buildings in the foreground are brighter than the sun, despite it's light not hitting them.
I actually quite like it but the sky competes too much with the buildings, it fact it pretty much camouflages the outline. Yes it's extreme but that's not necessarily a bad thing.
I would be tempted to print this on Fuji pearl paper, it would practically leap off the page.
I would be tempted to print this on Fuji pearl paper, it would practically leap off the page.