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Another slightly unusual view of the Taj Mahal. This time taken from the ramparts of the Red Fort in Agra across the River Yamuna.
As usual big is beautiful.
Thanks for looking
Graham
| Camera: | Canon EOS 5D MkII |
| Lens: | Canon 75-300 IS |
| Recording media: | RAW (digital) |
| Title: | The Taj Mahal from the Red Fort |
| Username: | 
GrahamBaines |
| Uploaded: | 5 Mar 2010 - 7:26 PM |
| Tags: | Agra, Architecture, Grahambaines, India, Landscape / travel, Red fort, Taj mahal |
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this is really dark - I'd suggest having a play with the levels to rectify this as the marble on the building is very bright - here its dark grey
also, have a go at making the verticals a little more vertical. - you can do this by rotating the shot in Photoshop
I like the pov, but, just a little dark, exp needs a boost for me. Chen.
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