Millennium Park
Par birkanyorulmaz
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Millennium Park in Chicago, Illinois.
Ce fond d’écran est décrit en Anglais : les artistes écrivent dans leur propre langue, et nous ne traduisons pas leurs mots.
À propos de la photo
Adobe Lightroom.
Canon EOS 5D Mark II, Canon EF 24-105mm f/4 L IS USM.
Commentaires (5)
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ccoltmanm
Did you remove yourself from the bean's reflection? I think you did, and if so, good job. I was thinking about going into CS5 and removing more people, but it's not my picture. I think you should fix the horizontal angle of the picture, and maybe try to lower some of the brightness of the sky, it's a bit bright.
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Thanks for your comments guys.stubulman,I have interior one but it is not photographic like that.Also It's inside is really more interesting. choyjay,you're right about horizon line.It could be more affective.thanks your opinions again guys:)
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ElectrikLizard
So that's where I parked my ride last night ! I really have to stop shaking my Martini's . I agree totally with the 2 above posts ... Funny .... The Horizon Line seemed pretty straight last night .
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stubulman
Very nice shot of an alien spacecraft. I too like the grey scale treatment. Do you have any interior shots of the vehicle? That would be really interesting.
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choyjay
Nice shot as a whole, focus is correct and everything's tack sharp. The grayscale works great with the reflective...object, too, gives everything a nice metallic feel. I think you should have corrected the horizon line in post-processing to make it parallel to the frame, it's a HUGE difference in my opinion.