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Sony Forums Challenges | all galleries >> Challenge 138: At an Angle (hosted by Helen Betts) >> Challenge 138: Eligible > edit image
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24-FEB-2007

7th
Vancouver Mill Machinery Ltd*
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Vancouver, BC

In an industrial area of town, which is being converted to condos (and possible athletes village for the 2010 Winter Olympics?). HDR image processed in Photomatix.


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Jerry Curtis03-Mar-2007 12:43
I really like this shot, just as it is, Tyler. Very dramatic and moody. This is the kind of shot where the R1 shines, for sure!
Katherine Stanback's Photos02-Mar-2007 12:09
Very nice image - I love the dark, moody sky, the angles, and the wet textures!
Sony Forums Challenges01-Mar-2007 13:45
Powerfully and darkly evocative Tyler, the tilt and the sky really add a powerful dimension. Fremiet
Guest 28-Feb-2007 10:07
Thanks for the feedback everyone. Franky and jp: I straightened the image as you suggested and cloned-out the car. Results are in the demo folder. I think I like it straighter, so thanks:)
Harvey Rawn 28-Feb-2007 01:46
The mood and drama really resonate. Very nice work.
Franky2005 27-Feb-2007 07:47
Great shot and processing. The tilt matches to the topic well and makes it more dramatic. Still I would also love to see a "straight" version too. This building should have lots of interesting angles to look at..
Helen Betts26-Feb-2007 15:31
I really like the moodiness in this image, Tyler. Very interesting lighting and angles all the way through it! Helen
jp 26-Feb-2007 13:16
I really like your take on this building, Tyler: the lighting, the texture, the mood.
My 2 crit-eeks are: I think the tilted angle of the shot is distracting (the roofline angle would have qualified this for the challenge) & I would clone out the car in the lower left. (I have a whole drawerful of cloned out vehicles from my shots. ;-))