Thank you everyone for the positive comments. I know some of you have mentioned the sky is blown out. I would have loved to capture the sky too, but my focus for this challenge was the glass. I could have done some photoshop trickery but I always try to keep that to a minimum. My goal isn't to win the challenge, but to do the best I can TTL. Not that there's anything wrong with photoshop, I just enjoy "Basic Editing" challenges. Thanks again everyone!
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I particularly like the broken curve of the reflection of the right-hand building. It's rather incongruous given that the buildings are all (presumably) built straight. Something for the eye to ponder...
I wonder whether you could have framed it so that the high-point of the buildings wasn't dead-centre of the composition. But then you might have lost the framing effect of the lowermost sills at the bottom and right edge. Could you have cropped it to get a similar framing effect on the left, too?
It's a shame that the sky is bleached out. Maybe the shot would've worked better at a different time of day?
The sky is completely blown out. The image would work better with a blue sky/ white clouds. Mind you, this would probably be difficult to do without combining two images, one exposed for the sky, the other exposed for the buildings. Nice try anyway.
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