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This building's so big you can't see the top from this angle.
Let me have your comments.
Thanks
Paul
| Camera: | FUJI S20 |
| Recording media: | JPEG (digital) |
| Title: | Empire State Building |
| Username: | |
| Uploaded: | 15 Apr 2008 - 9:35 PM |
| Tags: | Architecture, Buildings, Empire state building, Landscape / travel, New york, Skyscrapers |
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Quote: Let me have your comments.
Were this me, I would have cloned out the building encroaching at top right Paul; easy to say but, looking at the 'flat sky as this size, it seems to be an achievable option here that (for me) would have improved an already impressive image.
Thanks guys. To be honest this was the questionable part of the image in my opinion too but thought i'd leave it in for comment - distracting building v's too much sky??
I've had a go at cloning out the building but I'm having some problems as I can't get the gradual change in sky saturation to match. In other words, you can see the join.
How do I get rid of this to make the job better? I'm using Elements 5.
Thanks
Paul
Whoops! Sorry Paul - didn't see the question there...
Not being a user of Elements 5 I'm afraid I can't help here but might I suggest you ask the question in the Forums using a link to this image and calling out the concerns you identify above in your question.
This would be a useful and worthwhile exercise for many members IMHO...
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