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The Needle
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Uploaded: 12/21/11 3:12 AM GMT
The Needle
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An obvious landmark, the Space Needle in Seattle, WA. Critiques and comments welcomed! Canon T2i, iso 100, f/10, 1/250
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Logun7
12/21/11 3:39 PM GMT
Best of luck to you in the contest:)
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The most precious jewel you'll ever have around your neck are the arms of your children♥
I like the angle you shot this at, and as such, it makes an interesting entry. I would've preferred to see this reaching a little (ok, alot) further across the frame.
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there is a lot of 'banding' in the sky, maybe due to over sharpening or check the color depth setting on your computer.
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I don's see banding at all on my monitor, the sky is completely smooth. The position of the tower is, to me, quite right. Without the negative space to the right it would be too crowded. This way it has room to soar skyward like a rocket.
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"There are no rules for good photographs, there are only good photographs." Ansel Adams - Gallery - Web Site - follow me on Twitter.
Colour banding (Courtesy of wikipedia.org.)
Which, can result from too low of a bit depth.
Not apparent on my monitor here.
An iconic shot of the infamous landmark.
And I, personally, like your composition here. Think you could have gone either way, more in frame.. or as presented to us here.
The placement of the Needle is on an intersecting line, per Rule of Thirds. So.. works for me.
Caveats?
More of a suggestion.
I did take a look at the largest resolution size. And it is only apparent there, not at desktop resolution.. some ('some' being the operative word) noise is present.
I think you might have performed some noise removal?
If not, or.. if so.. here is another method (given how delineated and unencumbered the Space Needle is within frame):
Surface Blur filter (Photoshop)
Remove Noise (<--- to the point; a concise video tutorial for Photoshop ... perfect for your image here, methinks and if desired)
Last words (promise :oP)..
Been catching your images as of late and took a quick tour of your galleries, and I quite enjoy the fresh perspectives and uniqueness of your eye and camera.
Keep'em coming, keep shooting.. and happy shooting. :o)
Which, can result from too low of a bit depth.
Not apparent on my monitor here.
An iconic shot of the infamous landmark.
And I, personally, like your composition here. Think you could have gone either way, more in frame.. or as presented to us here.
The placement of the Needle is on an intersecting line, per Rule of Thirds. So.. works for me.
Caveats?
More of a suggestion.
I did take a look at the largest resolution size. And it is only apparent there, not at desktop resolution.. some ('some' being the operative word) noise is present.
I think you might have performed some noise removal?
If not, or.. if so.. here is another method (given how delineated and unencumbered the Space Needle is within frame):
Surface Blur filter (Photoshop)
Remove Noise (<--- to the point; a concise video tutorial for Photoshop ... perfect for your image here, methinks and if desired)
Last words (promise :oP)..
Been catching your images as of late and took a quick tour of your galleries, and I quite enjoy the fresh perspectives and uniqueness of your eye and camera.
Keep'em coming, keep shooting.. and happy shooting. :o)
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