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Nicely done ...... brings back memories as I had a studio on Broad St for 10 years
 
Awesome shot, Chris!!
 
If I had known you were a M@sshole I would have been much ruder in my critiques.
 
Beautiful shot Manny!
 
Nice shot but I have to think the overly bright left side is overpowering the scene. I took the image back into the RAW editor, applied a light gnd filter to that side, opened in photoshop and gave it a boost on the foot of the curve, masking out the buildings and water on the right and left sides. To me, this gives more definition, less light and a better overall balance of light to the whole image. It doesn't translate as well on the forum but looks pretty good in CS6. And, so that goes on a continual basis. Sighhhh.

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I probably could have eased up a bit on the gnd but the edit is merely to show possibilities, not absolutes.
 
Nicely done ...... brings back memories as I had a studio on Broad St for 10 years

Oh wow, really? I work on broad.

Thanks man![/QUOTE]

Very cool..... I was at 109 Broad St 3rd floor above Boston Ship. I lived in Hingham then Scituate and took the commuter boat into Boston and walked to the studio. I miss Boston but not the bitter cold winters.
 
Great shot! I wish I had gotten a shot like this when I was in Boston. Oh well, there's always next time
 
Let me describe in the most simple unethically way what I think of your picture

WOWOW :hail:

Looks like the Bunny Jedi Force was at your side when you took this picture :)
 
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Wow! A great shot of my favorite city in the world.
 
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Awesome shot, Chris!!

Thanks mishy!

If I had known you were a M@sshole I would have been much ruder in my critiques.

Hahaha...

Beautiful shot Manny!

Thanks rick!!

Nice shot but I have to think the overly bright left side is overpowering the scene. I took the image back into the RAW editor, applied a light gnd filter to that side, opened in photoshop and gave it a boost on the foot of the curve, masking out the buildings and water on the right and left sides. To me, this gives more definition, less light and a better overall balance of light to the whole image. It doesn't translate as well on the forum but looks pretty good in CS6. And, so that goes on a continual basis. Sighhhh.

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Yes!!!! Good idea! The brightness of that building ticks me off. I'm going to try this. Thank you!

Very cool..... I was at 109 Broad St 3rd floor above Boston Ship. I lived in Hingham then Scituate and took the commuter boat into Boston and walked to the studio. I miss Boston but not the bitter cold winters.

Heh. Funny I'm at 55 broad. Small world!

Great shot! I wish I had gotten a shot like this when I was in Boston. Oh well, there's always next time

Ha. Hey I teach people how to do night photography all the time at this very place. :) (in fact that's why I shot this one)

Let me describe in the most simple unethically way what I think of your picture

WOWOW :hail:

Looks like the Bunny Jedi Force was at your side when you took this picture :)

Hahaha... Thanks good guy! :)

Wow! A great shot of my favorite city in the world.

Thank you thank you omega!


Thank you all!
 
Nice comp! Well done.

Nice shot but I have to think the overly bright left side is overpowering the scene. I took the image back into the RAW editor, applied a light gnd filter to that side, opened in photoshop and gave it a boost on the foot of the curve, masking out the buildings and water on the right and left sides. To me, this gives more definition, less light and a better overall balance of light to the whole image. It doesn't translate as well on the forum but looks pretty good in CS6. And, so that goes on a continual basis. Sighhhh.


I like the picture. But I 100% agree with Ceeboy. Some of the highlights are blown and that's immediately where my eye went.

Shoot a shot for the brightest highlights to contain the DR, and mask it in photoshop.
 

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