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Valencia, Spainby ~geometricphotos

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Valencia, Spain
City of the arts and sciences

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Submitted on: November 24, 2012
Image Size: 5.5 MB
Resolution: 3264×1858

Views: 957
Favourites: 100 (who?)
Comments: 19

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Make: OLYMPUS IMAGING CORP.
Model: E-300
Shutter Speed: 1/125 second
Aperture: F/7.1
Focal Length: 14 mm
ISO Speed: 100
Date Taken: June 13, 2009
Software: Adobe Photoshop CS2 Windows

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Critique by ^Kaz-D Nov 30, 2012, 9:41:27 AM

I've had a good look at both nighttime and daytime shots and I like both equally - so well done on managing to capture something in light and dark and get a good solid, striking image. I feel that if perhaps you had zoomed in a tiny bit closer on this it may have helped with lighting the picture and a tighter crop in on the building, that's just my perception of it though. The sky is great, I like the half sunny half moody feel and the reflection is nice and crisp with the colours bold. Overall a great capture, especially the night one highlighting the beautiful colours. Well done!

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Critique by =sjphoto Nov 26, 2012, 10:10:33 AM

This photo is of a beautiful bit of architecture. It is pretty well composed, but I want to make a few points.

Landscape/Architectural photography has two huge components that make it difficult to actually master. Time and angle. You off centered the building well, but if you had taken 10-20 steps to the right and captured more of that walkway(?) to the left, it would have worked as a leading element into the rest of the photo.

My other nitpick is that it's actually a dark photo. The shadows are very soft, which you would get on a cloudy day, but it feels off. Maybe 8-10am or 3/4pm (I'm not sure when the sun sets in Spain in the winter) so you get some sharper shadows.

You did excellently capture the reflection and the photo itself is very well exposed. My nit pick about moving right is only a small thing that would have improved it in my opinion, it is still strongly done.