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Photographer:	X Lito Ochotorena
Folder:	JJ8Rock's Photography
Uploaded:	25-Jan-2008 01:39 CET
Current Rating:	9.50/2 View all ratings Delete my rating
Model release available:
Camera:	Olympus E500
Exposure time:	1/250 sec
Aperture:	F4.8
Focal length:	33 (66 mm)
Lens:	14-45mm
Focusing method:	iESP
ISO:	100
White balance:	Daylight
Flash:	no
Image format:	RAW
Processing applied:	crop, saturaton
Various:
Image resized to:	600x800

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This is a very good shot. I like the extra touch of the helicopter and I think your pol filter/saturation really gave the sky the right amount of punch. The composition is good too. Well done.

Ingrid Matschke at 22:36 CET on 25-Jan-2008 [Reply]

Thanks

Thank you Ingrid for your comments. Best Regards, Lito.

Ingrid Matschke wrote:
> This is a very good shot. I like the extra touch of the helicopter and I think your pol filter/saturation
> really gave the sky the right amount of punch. The composition is good too. Well done.
>

Lito Ochotorena at 13:03 CET on 26-Jan-2008 [Reply]

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Same here - excellent shot. Personally I would have the white balance a tiny little bit warmer. The dome cupola bottom left looks a bit bright - perhaps you could have reduced the contrast or pushed the highlights slider a bit to the left?
And lastly, you could have taken a panorama sequence of images and merged everything into a panorama.
You could also have taken the shot after sunset, during the blue hour, when the sky is not black yet (is in fact deep blue) and the buildings are already illuminated.

Alfred Molon at 13:50 CET on 27-Jan-2008 [Reply]

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Alfred Molon wrote:
> Same here - excellent shot. Personally I would have the white balance a tiny little bit warmer.
> The dome cupola bottom left looks a bit bright - perhaps you could have reduced the contrast
> or pushed the highlights slider a bit to the left?
> And lastly, you could have taken a panorama sequence of images and merged everything into
> a panorama.
> You could also have taken the shot after sunset, during the blue hour, when the sky is not
> black yet (is in fact deep blue) and the buildings are already illuminated.
>

Lito Ochotorena at 02:28 CET on 29-Jan-2008 [Reply]

Thank You

I agree Alfred. I was working with this photo with my laptop screen dimmed and noticed my photo a bit too
contrasty the next day i viewed it. I didn't get a chance for the panorama shot, I was on a boat when I took this
shot. Thanks for you comment. Best Regards. Lito

Alfred Molon wrote:
> Same here - excellent shot. Personally I would have the white balance a tiny little bit warmer.
> The dome cupola bottom left looks a bit bright - perhaps you could have reduced the contrast
> or pushed the highlights slider a bit to the left?
> And lastly, you could have taken a panorama sequence of images and merged everything into
> a panorama.
> You could also have taken the shot after sunset, during the blue hour, when the sky is not
> black yet (is in fact deep blue) and the buildings are already illuminated.
>

Lito Ochotorena at 02:45 CET on 29-Jan-2008 [Reply]

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Very Very Nice...!!!

Bruce Thomas at 03:41 CEST on 05-May-2008 [Reply]