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Shot this morning downtown Toledo, Fifth Third Bank building.
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Thanks for sharing. IMO, the shot is missing something. It's too plain/boring. Perhaps a shot from a lower angle or a wider show showing more perspective with building edges, etc. Or...some idiot sticking his head (or other anatomy part) out one of the windows.
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This shot would work great for several challenges including patterns, "blue", reflections. It certainly qualifies for the glass challenge but, as Walter said, It needs something to add a point of interest. It doesn't have to be much. A passing airplane or bird reflected might make all the difference in the world.
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Izzy,
The almost abstract pattern is attractive but it is almost impossible to tell it is a glass since there no real point of rererence to hint that these are glass windows. |
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I agree with the others. Great idea, it just needs a focal point.
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