Etude No.19 - Finale: The Twin Towers - Dedicated To Charles Becker

Charles Becker and Thierry Laflamme are unique in that they are the only photo.net friends whom I've met in person. Like myself, Charles also shares a great love for colour and a fascination with architectual patterns and designs. Charles, this one's for you my friend. Best Wishes and Regards. Sincerely, Kelvin.

Perfect exposure ! I like the light on top of the left building, it makes the picture live !...

 

Best regards.

Yes,the light on the top is wonderful.I'm not sure about the little cloud on the top.Without it makes it even a better composition,I think.Do you agree?

Best regards,Jim

Thanks Thinh and Jim for your generous remarks. Jim, removing the cloud would further enhance the homogenity of the image and improve the composition as far as uniformity. That is why I left it - to offset the overall mood, symmetry and serve as a reminder that the sky is real. Regards, Kelvin.

Kelvin-I am honoured;thank you. cb

Another gorgeous architecture shot. Your perspective is again excellent & I agree with you on the cloud. Give natuality to this shot. This is such a tall majestic building, thanks to your angle & perspective.

Love the eye-grabbing composition, magical light & subtle color tones, stunning composed shot again, Kelvin!!! Congr.

I think your solution is probably the best.I look at it now in a different way.

Greetings,Jim

Nice.......very nice exposure Kelvin.

Excelente composicion, belleza de luz y color, y un cielo polarizado a la perfeccion, saludos cordiales Kelvin.

I am looking up to the photographer's towering talent. Regards. -- Ray

Kelvin, I like the "talking to each other" position, like a personification of the buildings;-)) beautiful light and crop of scene.

Superb image, Kelvin. Perspective and viewpoint are great. Nice composition with very agreeable atmosphere. Congrats!

The sky shading makes it feel as though there's tension between these two super-monoliths. Adds a lot of personality and feeling to what is too often a purely technical genre.