CLARK STREET BRIDGE...

Despite the largest building being centered, does the composition work?

The building is enough off centre for it to look just fine. Your balance of natural and artificial light is spot on - well done. Just 2 suggestions: Firstly, the converging verticals that make it all look like it's leaning over. Secondly, some cloud detail in the sky might help (or not - depends on the types of clouds). Cheers, Nathan (www.nathanross.co.nz).

This photo is perfectly exposed. great sky, reflection on the water and building lights. The composition works for me, but i might tilt the whole photo to the right. Good work.

When there are many different lines to the perspective it is the photographer's call on how to show it. I think you did a fantastic job of it and I like the matching frame. Very well done!

nolto bella -ugo

Excellent balance of twilight to artificial, getting the best of both worlds. (Nice timing). As to convergence etc it is a bit of a minefield and usually I sick to the principle of 'what looks right is right'. In this case to straighten it up would lose the feeling of height so I reckon it's fine as it is. Nice bridge!

I think that the composition works well! It's the interesting perspective that makes it work. It makes all of the lines in the buildings look like they're moving away from us.

Colin, you're right of course. The feeling of how buildings can soar, especially at night, would be lost with the straightening.

Very nice atmosphere, Linda!