Challenge:City Life (Classic Editing) Camera:Olympus C-2100UZ Location: 3 floors up on my college Date: Jun 21, 2002 Aperture: f2.8 ISO: iso100 Shutter: 1/3 Date Uploaded: Jun 22, 2002
May I ask? Did you sharpen this? If so, just a touch too much. (Look around the edges of the clock tower) Otherwise a fine shot, but I might have been tempted to crop out the bottom and maybe a bit off the top to even it off. Photo 8 City 8 total 8
Nice photo, but way way to heavily optimized. Very obvious jpeg compression artifacts are visible around the peak of the dome and the letting on the brick building. This file is about 25k in size - it can be up to 250k.
It seems obvious that this was taken from a roof. I feel that by zooming in or cropping you could've put us in a place that we would be more curious about and more exciting. I also think that your subject is great and deserves more detail.
a lot of uninteresting foreground. horizon interfering with the tops of buildings. subject shrinks compared to the size and brightness of the 'electric press' chimney.
this is a neat view. sorry the sky was so cloudy for you, a blue sky would've been awesome. black and white would work really well, I think, and give an "older" appearance.
I wish the skies were brighter...bluer. I like the photo but it's not one I'd want to look at a lot...kind of depressing. I'd crop some of the sky out so you could get more detail on the clock tower. 7
Nice rooftop shot :) I wish there was some way to punch up the color on this one a little more but the weather was not working with you on this one :( I definitely like the clock tower... I wonder where this is? = 6 - jmsetzler
Concidering our editting constraints, you did a good job getting texure in the sky. It could have used more, but very hard to do without selection tools. Parts of the church seem to blend with the roof you are on. I don't think the roof (bottom 6th of the shot) belongs in it at all. If you could have moved to the right and forward (without falling to your death) you might have had a better shot. The buildings on the left are a nice contrast to the old.
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