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Submitted: August 5, 2011
Image Size: 401 KB
Resolution: 585×878

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Make:NIKON CORPORATION
Model:NIKON D700
Shutter Speed:1/100 second
Aperture:F/20.0
Focal Length:24 mm
ISO Speed:400
Date Taken:Mar 24, 2011, 1:49:49 PM
Software:Adobe Photoshop CS5 Windows

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Air Guitarby =PolarImpress

Photography / Architecture / Exterior

Photographer: Brett Jackman
Digital Developing: Brett Jackman

Theme: “Art of Architecture”
Comments: This is the color version of a B&W image that is already in my gallery
I normally wouldn't put up two versions of one image but alot of people asked about the color version compared to the B&W so here it is

Image name suggested by the guy with the avatar that looks like Goldberg aka ~khack023

Location: Office Building Chatswood, Sydney Australia
Tools of the Trade: Nikon D700

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Critique by `RockstarVanity Aug 16, 2011, 9:47:52 AM

First of all, wow! This is epic! I feel a major sense of vertigo from casting my eyes over this picture from bottom to top. The angle you've shot from makes the hugeness of the building so apparent and creates an incredibly powerful image.

The contrast in the sky and reflection really adds to the over-all strength of the picture and the juxtaposition of the organic shapes of the clouds and the strong geometric lines of the buildings adds to a very abstract feeling, something which I love in architectural photography.

My only suggestion would be to crop just a little higher at the bottom to remove that one bit where a panel of windows seems to jut out further than the rest. I think it's kind of distracting but still, not in any way important enough to damage the impact of an incredible photograph.

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