Multifaceted Glass

Multifaceted Glass




London always has somethin' unique to photograph. I cannot wait for the buildings that are currently bein' built in Central London and what they may offer the photographer. It looks a mess at the moment with cranes all along London's skyline, I hope its worth it.

Fantastic!

Amazing piece of architecture! And a great capture too
Matt

Why didn't you post into the reflections competition ?!!

Really nice pic !

This is excellent, I love pictures like this,
david

Thanks everyone, appreciate it.

Aiki, I didn't know there was one.

Oh, no !

Its a good pic to partcipate.
I do not know the rules so exact...probably not allowed to delete from here and post there ??

Nice image. Love the colour and detail. Curious as to why the white band at the top has been left in, I'd have taken that out?

Nothing written in the rules....
https://www.pentaxuser.com/forum/topic/Fortnightly-Competition-Rules-8652

I guess it is your decision

Thanks Aiki.

In the first shot I jus' wanted to give a definition of space. Here is another aspect, John.

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Prefer the first one.
I have to say no matter what is said about some of your methods you really have an eye for this photgraphy lark Pauly.

Thanks for posting the alternative.

I think my preference might be for the colour saturation and composition of the first one, just without the white area. The second one is slightly weaker in terms of saturation and the more distant shot also seems to reduce the impact.

I'd have to concur with John here. The blues in the first shot are really deep. Plus I prefer the increased perspective in the first shot, it leads the eye following a crooked path upwards into the frame, lingering on individual freflections & then continuing onwards. the white band is a bit of an anti climax once there though it's much more pleasing when I crop it by scrolling my browser.

Thanks.

What I could do is to get rid of that border round the photo, and then jus' 'clone' out the light bluish parts of the sky.
No need for a crop and any lost pixels!

Like the first. One thing is saturation, deep blue ...(as it was said)

But what I like about the first is the way the building reflects. (your angle of view)
the reflections are as if creating new windows into the building !

The second pic only proves that the first is good not just thanks to good architecture.(=not every pic taken of good architecture is good) Result also depends on how you take the pic. Fist- excellent. Second- has no efect.

I wonder if anyone understands at all, what I ment