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Rooftop veiw of Brompton Oratory. This is taken for the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. With the Science, Natural History and Victoria and Albert Museum there is no lack of beautiful architecture to take pictures of.
The processing was done in CS5 and the Nik plugin Color Efex.
I think I should've shot this vertically, but I was going for some symmetry on the water there. It's not a bad spot to do Wishes from if you don't feel like being packed in amongst the Main Street crowds.
The Marimark Apartments in Downtown Minneapolis meeting it's demise, this photo was taken from the roof of the building next door, where I work.
I like how I can see the reflection on the bottom. It almost seems so realistic. This assignment was more complicated than expected. I only used the window light as my light source, which made it difficult because I kept seeing my reflection on the objects. One thing I would change is to have better lighting and angle.
Strobist Info:
SB-28 underneath black plexi glass aimed up at white foam core at 1/8 power.... that was the only light.
For all those technical eyes that will comment about it later... you are right, it's not wine... it's juice :)
What I found interesting when editing this photo (the only edits were dust and spot removal) was the reflected glass looks significantly taller. I must have had an interesting angle and wasn't level when shooting.
Loved ones inhabit our cherished moments. A single father and his children watch the sunset from shore. The moment of tranquility is a stark contrast to a joyful day at the beach.
"It seemed to Kitty that they were all, the human race, like the drops of water in that river and they flowed on, each so close to the other and yet so far apart, a nameless flood, to the sea. When all things lasted so short a time and nothing mattered very much, it seemed pitiful that men, attaching an absurd importance to trivial objects, should make themselves and one another so unhappy" From -The Painted Veil by Somerset Maugham
mandywillard and I went on the train to Brighton for a walk in the rain except we only had one odd shower. There is always lots to see mandy liked the circles as usual but I tried to look for the different and here are my images
I liked the contrast between the bright shiny pair of door knobs and the flaked paint and rust of the staple and hasp.