tilted my 10-20mm down from a rooftop on the upper west side. Really liked the way the building looked from this perspective, tried to isolate it through editing, i'm semi-happy with the results.
Another day, I'll ask a friend of mine to knock on the door of the person who lives in the apartment on the right-most part of the screen and ask them if they would let her stand in the window. I think that added-human element would make the photo more dynamic.
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Remarks: I voted 7 instead of simply rounding the number, as I usually do. To my sense, the given aesthetics could be perceived as either gorgeous or horrific in a Hadean sort of way, but stunning in any case, which renders any specific value entered here somewhat meaningless.
Both the near-aerial perspective and grandiose manner appear to have been dictated by the monolithic mass of the central subject. Compositionally, the image is top-heavy -not a bad thing, perhaps, when the main POI is depicted as if floating on molten lava.
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