Green Tea

[bribrius]

 

[Rick50]

I like it. Colorful. A bit over exposed but still looks good.

 

[bribrius]

I like it. Colorful. A bit over exposed but still looks good.

thankyou. i have another version in some ways better, but it doesn't have the dog. Even if the girl and dog wasn't obvious i still liked them in the frame and was thrilled she didn't move right away. And Chinese restaurant... standing by the entrance with a dog....just preferred this one.

 

[sleist]

I like this quite a bit. Nice shot.

 

[bribrius]

I like this quite a bit. Nice shot.

Thank you

 

[KenC]

Works really well. There's just a bit of a tilt, but not a big issue.

 

[bribrius]

Thanks, i did play with the tilt but straight seemed unlevel on the bottom.....
someone saw this photo on facebook that owns two restaurants and asked me to shoot them last night. But since he wasn't offering money and phrased it "can you snap a pic" i kind of put it back toward "no guarantees but if i am in the area".
i am not a legal business anyway, if we did discuss payment i wouldn't know what to do with it.
Really not ready to do commercial paid work either from a skill level in that type of thing.

 

[Designer]

When straightening, it is not always a "level line" that you should select.

If you are positioned slightly off center, a level line is not going to be level anyway, owing to the natural effects of perspective.

In most buildings it is easier and much more accurate to choose a vertical somewhere near the center of the frame.