I was in downtown Toronto, and lucky me I brought my camera! This is the ROM Royal Ontario Museum being constructed. I think I got a pretty good shot considering I took it while stopped at a red light, time wasn't on my side. Im pretty happy with it :)
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Very overprocessed. Perhaps you were trying to improve focus. With such a bright sky, if you reduced the amount of light coming in to the camera the image would not have been so washed out.
I find this a very interesting shot, but let me say why. I am very torn and undecided as to how much I like it or not, for a couple of reasons. For one thing, I'm not sure if it is how you've edited it in ps, or the lighting or what, but something about it gives me an 'odd' feeling. Also the empty or 'negative' space at right, I am a fan of the use of negative space and I feel it can be a very effective compostional tool, but is also easy to 'over do' it, or not use it properly. At first glance it almost seems like too much here, but upon further examination, I find it balanced in an awkward yet poignant sort of way. I do like the overall composition and framing of the shot. I find it fresh and creative in this field of challenge entries. So anyways, though I am undecided about if I like or dislike, what I conclude is that the photo has compelled me to study and think about that, and that fact makes it a big success IMO, and I am therefore scoring it (not sure exactly where yet) towards the higher end of the voting scale. So in summary - Nice shot. :-)
Overexposed, but it looks like you did it on purpose, i just dont get why. For something overexposed like this, the picture looks rather empty since most of it is just white sky.
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