Hallett Wall

[xorl]

I found the deceptive lack of symmetry in this shot interesting.. Any thoughts?

Took a while, but I finally made my 150th anniversary post. I'm amazed how prolific some people can be .

[Geoff]

Congrats - 150 posts!

I like this image but I think it would be lots better if you ramped up the contrast in this one.

Mind if I have a go?

[xorl]

Sure, go for it, I'm open to new ideas .

[avkomp]

strange shot, almost looks like a catalogue from a window company rather than a real live building!!

steve

[Alpha_7]

Most bizarre. I guess one part got ren'od and the rest didn't.

[Geoff]

Just increased contrast a tad and played with the curves a bit. At the end of the day there's not that much difference really:

[Matt. K]

Very unusual image. I like it.

[LostDingo]

Good image but if you have an opportunity return either without the reflection or possibly something else in the reflection will really make the image.

[marcotrov]

Unusually appealing image Mark As Lost Dingo has said great potential to have another crack with different lighting/reflection
cheers
marco

[xorl]

Personally, I like the individual reflections in each window. I won't be able to change the reflections much since the buildings involved are fairly immobile . I might try varying the camera angle slightly to see if I can improve them a bit tho'..

Thanks for the feedback, it gives me some things to think about.

As mentioned in another thread this image required some perspective correction. I was already as wide I could go on my 18-70mm lens, so I couldn't compose the shot and crop to get the desired perspective on the final image - i had to perspective correct in the image editor. Perspective correction is a lot more fun with digital than printing film.. . Here is the original for comparison: