campanile 9

Posted by danthro (Suburbia, United States) on 15 June 2008 in Architecture.

sorry i'm not able to catch up on everyone's blogs as i'd like to, focusing on other pursuits more now.

Comments, feedback, criticism, suggestions, etc. are always appreciated. Thanks!
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Comments (15)

Alun Lambert from cheshire, United Kingdom

great shot

15 Jun 2008 6:05am

saeed from ahwaz, Iran

this shot is great and i love it! nice composition

15 Jun 2008 7:15am

Alisha from Bielefeld,Germany, Germany

Cool !!

15 Jun 2008 10:46am

@Alisha: thanks!

Craig from Vacaville, California, United States

Lovely tower Dan!

15 Jun 2008 11:09am

Jen from Alpharetta, United States

Wonderful shot!!

15 Jun 2008 1:31pm

vu@granby - Wolfgang from Granby, Québec, Canada

Good work!

15 Jun 2008 1:44pm

sherri from Little Rock, Arkansas, United States

I always love clock towers. Beautiful structure; nicely captured.

15 Jun 2008 6:17pm

Kevin from OrganicPIX.com from DFW, Texas, United States

Another great depiction of the Berkley tower - especially like the trees and sky in this version.

15 Jun 2008 9:09pm

cako from Germany

Nice photo ... the building looks very interesting.

15 Jun 2008 9:30pm

Persian King from Tehran, Iran

Great shot once again. Is sky always that blue at your neck of the woods?

16 Jun 2008 2:22am

Rags from Plano, United States

That looks like a really cool place.

16 Jun 2008 4:11am

Anthony Lambert from Germany

Cracking shot.

16 Jun 2008 3:17pm

Ron from Saint Louis, United States

You've really captured the beauty of this campus setting. This is a tough shot - you've got the deep shadow in the foreground and the beautiful light in the rest of the image and the light colored tower is prone to overblown highlights ... but you've done a nice job of pulling it all together. Did you cross-process and combine the two with a layer mask?

16 Jun 2008 9:45pm

@Ron: thanks! I had a tough time with it. as far as the shadows and highlights and tones, the main thing I did for that was a photoshop 'shadow/highlight' adjustment. i did use some layering, but i think the main thing i used that for was to desaturate the colors in the trees because after the shadow/highlight adjustment they were just so saturated it was annoying me to no end, i think i may have overdone the desaturation though.

Twelvebit from Victoria, United States

You're not in some kind of phallic mode are you?

16 Jun 2008 10:04pm

yiannis krikis from thessaloniki, Greece

I think that b&w is better - but it's only my opinion

17 Jun 2008 2:37pm

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