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Wachovia Bank in downtown Orlando. I thought it was an interesting shot that I took!

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I always wanted to try that...

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I wasn´t being too exact but I think it doesn´t look so bad.
 
Thats funny. It took me a LONG time to figure it out too.

He re-cropped it. So, the building is slightly off center. You can also see the cloud at the peak of the mountain is now shifted more to the left.
 
yeah, its definitely a cool shot. I like the reflections in the windows. And its so much better because you had a few clouds in the sky.
 
Some exclusives. I only did some cropping because my ccd is very dirty at the edges and a little levels. Click for larger.







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That last one is kinda cool. So what's that chopper doing? Collecting water for a fire I assume? Interesting. What did you shoot it on? Settings?
 
He re-cropped it. So, the building is slightly off center. You can also see the cloud at the peak of the mountain is now shifted more to the left.
Hm, I didnt re-crop. Don´t you notice that the lines of the building are totally different? It doesn´t lean to the left now anymore. I tried to let it stand straight into the sky. I transformed it.
 
Hm, I didnt re-crop. Don´t you notice that the lines of the building are totally different? It doesn´t lean to the left now anymore. I tried to let it stand straight into the sky. I transformed it.


Ahh, I do see that. I was staring at it knowing there was something slightly different but I couldn't put it together. it was like when a woman slightly changes her hair color.
 
That last one is kinda cool. So what's that chopper doing? Collecting water for a fire I assume? Interesting. What did you shoot it on? Settings?

Well these days the whole country is on fire...
It's the D70 with the kit lens and the F stop around 11 to 13, the shutter was to auto.
 
Jp, loved the ship/ocean shot, the colors and composition are amazing. My only concern is the vignette spilling over the top corners, it really takes away from the natural shot.

Great job!
 
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