Rome


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Title     Rome
Photographer     radek/Radoslaw (14,466) Send mail to this user
Portfolio     Architecture
Categories     Architecture
Cityscape
HDRI (High Dynamic Range Imaging)
Lens     Tamron 17-50/2.8
Camera     Nikon D80
Content advisory     G (general audiences)
Submitted     May 5, 2012 10:48:58 AM CDT
Views     3,485
Rating     5 Thumb-up

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Non-conforming thumb-up Non-conforming thumb-up    from photoroberto/Roberto (60) Send mail to this user on May 7, 2012 8:59:26 PM CDT

excelente trabajo de HDR,me gusta la composicion, colores, texturas, opino que si es HDR debe notarse que lo es. unico detalle es el plano horizontal, podrias rotar un poco para lograr la horizontalidad en la imagen, al hacer esto la verticalidad tambien se corrige por supuesto. gracias por compartir.

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Thumb-up    from jacopods/Jacopo (31) Send mail to this user on May 6, 2012 1:46:05 AM CDT (2)

Beautiful colors, but the tonemapping really flattens everything up, and makes the bottom portion of the picture a bit confusing. Also, as other people said, the sky is really too strong and ends up distracting the viewer. Finally, you might want to adjust the picture a bit (perspective, rotation) have a look at the right margin, the corner of the building is definitely not vertical. The church and the Trajan column on the left are also off-vertical, although that is less obvious. I like the 1:1 aspect ratio. Thanks for sharing

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Thumb-up Thumb-up    from ufuksandalci/Ufuk (1,739) Send mail to this user on May 5, 2012 12:51:35 PM CDT (5) Early critique

So colorful and attractive city scene. Since people were not blurred, I suppose this is more of a tone mapped image?. Yes the sky did not benefit so much from HDR and even a flatter (but blue) sky would be nice for this eye-catching photo. Overall when the sky is corrected, this is a very nice photo to print large. Regards.

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Thumb-up    from timr/Tim (2,520) This user is a Premium Member Send mail to this user on May 5, 2012 11:40:20 AM CDT (5) Early critique

This is a great scene rich in detail and color. The sharpness of the earthbound components is good, halos are absent, a nice hdr treatment. The sky, though, is a distraction and overpowers the rest. The clouds have chunky halos, and the contrast creates bright whites that draw the eye from the central subject.

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Thumb-up    from jaypix/Jean-Pierre (28,492) Send mail to this user on May 5, 2012 11:04:07 AM CDT (4) Early critique

HDR is a bit too obvious here, the sky and its clouds are not in keeping with the light on the monument; that said, good cropping and nice colours.

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