Seattle space needle Night shot

Xpertss · Sep 9, 2012

So I manage to spare some time and collect advise I gathered from the forum and applied them to this Photo.

What say you?

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Space Needle Seattle, WA by Xpertss Photos, on Flickr

TonysTouch · Sep 9, 2012

You should fix the tilted horizon.

Xpertss · Sep 10, 2012

Tony S · Sep 10, 2012

OK, now post them here so I don't have to click on a link that takes me off site.

Xpertss · Sep 10, 2012

Space Needle Seattle, WA by Xpertss Photos, on Flickr

Designer · Sep 10, 2012

Xpertss said:
done

It is still tilted. Did you take down the first version?

Designer · Sep 10, 2012

Xpertss; can you get a better angle on this? Or perhaps a different crop maybe? There's something about the composition that doesn't work. Balance is off.

yerlem · Sep 10, 2012

The space needle is centered, I don't personally like that...and it is still tilted

cgipson1 · Sep 10, 2012

yep.... still tilted!

You don't have DO NOT EDIT on.. so here is an edit. If you want it down, say so and I will remove it. (OH.. and now your EXPERTSS watermark / logo is crooked!)

Xpertss · Sep 10, 2012

Sorry, something went wrong with replacing the Image so here is the latest one.

Space Needle Pano by Xpertss Photos, on Flickr

TonysTouch · Sep 11, 2012

This looks much better. I personally would like to see you move to your left when you take this shot so that there are no large buildings behind the Needle.

Designer · Sep 11, 2012

Xpertss said:
Sorry, something went wrong with replacing the Image so here is the latest one.

Space Needle Pano by Xpertss Photos, on Flickr

I like the wide shot much better. I second the complaint that there is a building directly behind the space needle. Now with the dark corner in the lower right, you can move your watermark down there. I can't understand why you didn't straighten the shot(s) before anything else. So after this one is straightened, and the watermark moved, you can plan your next outing to try to find a vantage point that composes the whole scene better.