Clyde Built

[Rockshifter]

Looking-Back---Clyde-BuiltTP by Rockshifter on Talk Photography

 

[jamiewednesday]

That is excellent

 

[callum richardson]

That's really nice. Often considered taking some shots there but never really gotten round to it.

 

[Peter B]

Love the diagonal composition and the blue against the green almost sums Glasgow up!

 

[woollyback]

Fantastic image

 

[LongLensPhotography]

The green shape is very dynamic. The crane is very dominating, I would almost prefer a shot without it.

 

[Norkie]

Excellent

 

[Rockshifter]

Cheers all √

The green shape is very dynamic. The crane is very dominating, I would almost prefer a shot without it.

My thoughts were contrasting the austerity of Glasgow's working class Industrial Past with the reinvented, dynamic and hedonistic image of the city today.

Love the diagonal composition and the blue against the green almost sums Glasgow up!

Cheers Peter. Never thought of the pic in those terms, but like the idea of the two sides of the city united by a common industrial past.

 

[marctwo]

A very nice shot, shame about the crane. How about a portrait crop of the right hand side?

 

[SFTPhotography]

Crane makes it. An original take on a well shot area. Overall it's a tad dark for me but you've resisted burning the highlights out

 

[Rockshifter]

Hi marctwo and Steve. Guess it's just a matter of personal taste and interpretation - Cheers √

 

[Jjm]

I like it very nice

 

[robinchun]

I can tell from the composition (and possibly the pp) that your the Air Duct guy..do you up the saturation?

Robin

 

[Rockshifter]

Cheers Jim √

I can tell from the composition (and possibly the pp) that your the Air Duct guy..do you up the saturation?

Robin

Hi Robin, Indeed I am "the Air Duct guy."
In PP I generally adjust the saturation to what I feel suits the scene, so I guess the answer to your question is - Yes.
Cheers.