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Super composition, architecture with foreground contrast. The lines in that building are wonderful, the reflections could keep me going for a week. Between you and Fraser, you have me hooked, I feel a visit to Glasgow coming on.
Moira
Moira
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Wow, a gorgeous addition to a wonderful city, and a really good photograph to boot.
I reckon that must be a must . . . .
Superb composition from pillar to post.
Regards
Bill
Superb composition from pillar to post.
Regards
Bill
amazing structure and love the little childs shadow to
Great shot of a great building. A great render of Zaha Hadid's design Dougie. She should see it!
Enrique
Enrique
What a fantastic building. Beautifully composed shot Dougie. Lucky that there were not too many people around when you took this, as you have great clear views of the building and quayside. I do not like folk in my shots either, unless I intend them to be there! Moira
Love the POV excllent capture
Graham
Graham
Initially I thought that this picture was shot by shotlandka, she had taken a similar one and uploaded in flickr and a scottish photography website.
I would suggest you if you can to shoot it with a different aspect ratio. I would have chosen 16:9 to include the tall ship moored. Or I would have attempted to shoot with the same lens keeping the edge of the building on the left as the one end and walking backwards to include all of the tall ship. If there was space to walk backwards that is.
The child and the shadow don't affect the picture. A seagull could have affected it positively if it was passing by... Sometimes the photograph is what you can make at that give time you choose to press the shutter. You can revisit the place to try again, so many items to shoot there.
I would suggest you if you can to shoot it with a different aspect ratio. I would have chosen 16:9 to include the tall ship moored. Or I would have attempted to shoot with the same lens keeping the edge of the building on the left as the one end and walking backwards to include all of the tall ship. If there was space to walk backwards that is.
The child and the shadow don't affect the picture. A seagull could have affected it positively if it was passing by... Sometimes the photograph is what you can make at that give time you choose to press the shutter. You can revisit the place to try again, so many items to shoot there.
hmm maybe 16:9 would have chopped something from the bottom unless you had to place the camera very very low...
An amazing piece of modern architecture, Dougie, and I cannot imagine it being better presented than from the angle you have chosen here. That building is an architectural photographic dream.
Is the shape of the outline representative of something, or merely a modern design?
Malc
Is the shape of the outline representative of something, or merely a modern design?
Malc
It's a wave apparently, better seen from the air I believe. It's a nightmare with all these different angles to try to keep straight. I gave up Malc.
What a marvellous building, now I see what I didn't recognize on you last upload. Fantastic image today, great composition, simply superb!
Johanna
Johanna
Just illustrates that good composition transcends photographic genre's. Top stuff Dougie.
Derek
Derek
Excellent well composed shot Dougie
Chris
Chris
