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Nice work. My pet peeve in Architectural work is that the walls must be at right angles to the floor. Like a belows in a 4x5 camera work on getting the parallax corrected, your far exterior walls are sloped inward towards the top of the imaage. I'm not sure if it's entirely possible from the angle you have.

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I like that warped effect the cameras give. It looks more realistic and kind of exaggerates height with the viewer's perspective.

 

I think the image looks perfect for my taste. The only thing I would do would take out the people from the balcony. The building looks very clean already and I don't think the people are helping on the balcony. In fact, they look like they are arguing....hmmmm. kidding of course.

 

I don't think you necessarily need any clouds in the image. It's obviously a cloudless day in this image.

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Hmm, dont like th vegetation in the foreground - its a bit to pixelated - perphaps you should get some higher resolution images for your library - try surfing the web you can get plenty for free. Another thing about the vegetation - try to brightness/contrast the palms and plants their a bit to pale and foggy (specially the palm on the left) - maybe a bit more saturation and photo filter effect to the hole image (try sepia 25%) under photoshop (probably CS2) - but that would give you a more warmer render and i gues thats just a matter of personal taste :p

 

Overall nice image.

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I like that warped effect the cameras give. It looks more realistic and kind of exaggerates height with the viewer's perspective.

 

I think the image looks perfect for my taste. The only thing I would do would take out the people from the balcony. The building looks very clean already and I don't think the people are helping on the balcony. In fact, they look like they are arguing....hmmmm. kidding of course.

 

I don't think you necessarily need any clouds in the image. It's obviously a cloudless day in this image.

 

I'm kind of old school - take a look at Julius Schulman Architectural photos for an example.

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