Assignment: Shadow and Light

[Jackie Schuknecht]

This is the museum in Toronto where the old architecture has been joined with some new, and this is where they meet.
Straightened and applied a sepia,cyan filter. I thought the sepia worked well because it was the colour of the original exterior walls.
40D
f8
1/3 s
ISO 400
17-55 @24
AV Eval, can't remember the comp.
Comments Appreciated

[Cheryl Flory]

ohhhh, I like this different view! The lower right corner seems to bright to me, it keeps pulling my attention away from the neat details in the rest of the pic.

[Alfred Forns]

Excellent corp and exposure Jackie Would tone down that lower right if possible but love the overall shadow detail.

This might have been interesting in a HDR !!! :)

[Nick Palmieri]

Love the light and the angles, perfect image for those effects. Nice overall. Would you think of just cropping the right side out a bit? I think the bright spot in the LR and the black thing in the UR corners are distracting.

[Gus Cobos]

This is superb Lady Jackie...the play between light and shadow is well balanced, strengthened by the sundry geometric shapes and angles...very nice...:cool:

[Lance Peters]

Hi Jackie - really like the angles and the play of light.
IMHO - well done. Has a bit of a gothic feel to it.
:)

[Desmond Chan]

IMHO - well done. Has a bit of a gothic feel to it.
:)

Exactly my thoughts, especially the last part.

Congrats, Jackie !!

[David Thomasson]

A fascinating image, Jackie. I don't offer this as a critique or even as suggestions for edits. I just wanted to "fiddle around" with the lights and shadows
for practice. Also took out a few little distractions. Nicely done!

[Jackie Schuknecht]

Fiddle anytime David, I like what you have done, especially with the S/H. Thanks!

[arash_hazeghi]

Jackie,
I love the composition and crop on this one. Triangles and clean surfaces provide contrast against traditional brick in the BG. Love this one!

[Kyle Marie Barcelos]

Nice Jackie, love the blue color with the light hitting different areas, like the re-post David did, He keep the picture true, by not over doing it. Great job Jackie:)