very neat idea with an older style building next to a very modern one! says a lot about dallas! :) Would have been nicer if the sky co-operated and gave you some blue! Did you try using a polarizing filter or something in post production?
Awesome effect! The building really look as if they have been pasted into the pic, you have got them outlined so sharp against the background, good stuff! Imagine the effect you could have created had the sky been a deep blue color? Wow!
Wow, weird. It's a cool photo, but you must have done some interesting things to get this shot. I like the contrast of the colors, warm against cool. Strange but intriguing.
I like the contrast between old and new here. I'm not sure I like the way it looks kind of one dimensional. Like cutouts. I also don't like the white bg too much. I love this old building. Really beautiful! I think a less chunky font would be more attractive.
I love the old/new juxtaposition! Personally I wish the sky were bluer (weather is so fickle!) and the light brighter. Also, I wonder if placing the word "Dallas" so that it somehow connects the old and the new building would be more effective?
Great new and old shot, however I wish I could get a better sense of the perspective and size differences of the two buildings, since they are so far apart.
Very strong design here; the thumbnail just popped at me. What's the red notice for? Did someone think you cut & pasted in the background? :) Think you did that deliberately with the polarizer to harmonize the image. Man, this is strong in design! 8
Marvelous composition! The echo of the building shapes not only is cool, it also gives a hint as to what Dallas is all about--both historical and modern interest. I want to go to Dallas now. If I come, can I sleep on your floor if I bring my own sleeping bag?
home sweet home! :o) well at least it next door to sweet ft worth :o) that your shot seeker? the old courthouse looks nicely exposed.... good color... but the sky is washed... always tough to work with... nice compostition though