Great shot. I like the fading passers-by as much as the double phone boots. Great effect of the partial saturation.

One of the rare occasions where I like selective saturation - but I think it would have been better if you had pulled back a little on the red. It's a bit too bright red imo. But all in all it's a good picture...

Thank you Huubi and Stefan
/Jan :-)

It's a pity those are being removed.

I really like the selective saturation. Normally I don't care for it, but it appears more natural in this image. Great exposure.

the light is fantastic. great HDR processing. but i agree it would be perfect i the right corner wouldn't be cut off.

Muy chula,pero¿qué es la foto?.Saludos.

Wow, great shot and I'm not the only one who thinks so... This reminds me of Momo's staircase at the entrance of the Vatican museum.

Thanks everyone.

Great composition and colour balance. It's almost mesmerizing to look at...

this is an absoltely brilliant shot!!!
wonderfully done :D

Thank kseniaC.
/Jan :-)

le graphisme est magnifique, j'adore ce jeu sur la couleur bleue

Lovely lines and curves. So much going on in this image, I like it!

Thank you Scott. Pleased that you like my photo.
/Jan :-)

Interesting architectural composition. I like the effect of the light on the curves and domes.

Thank you HuubL.
/Jan :-)

Hey, thats cool!

Thank you, Apurva.
/Jan

Cool! Did you get the (nearly) perfctly rectilinear effect becouse you were standing on a building across the street?

Thank you Tamara. You absolutely right. I was standing on the roof of a lower building across the street.
/Jan :-)

Excellent and very captivating. Well done.

I realize maybe for some of you it was a dumb question of me. I was aiming at a function of Photoshop what can correct a anoying persfective you get sometimes when you take a picture of buildings while standing on the street.

On this website the autor gave an example of this: www.heinpragt.com/fotografie/fotografie4.php#Deel8

Thank you, Scott. Glad you like it.
Tamara: I dont think your question was dump. Off course you can correct the perspective in Photoshop. But it is difficult to get a shot like this, if you dont stand on higher ground, as I did in this case.
/Jan :-)

A Night at the Opera - The operahouse in Copenhagen, Denmark

Interesting structure that definately has the potential of great architecture shot. Unfortunately I feel that the iron in the lower left corner makes the composition unbalanced.
/Jan

I agree with Jon, love how nature leads into the city, looks like a very interesting city! good job!

Very nice landscape/cityscape!! I agree that the Topic placement seems odd, but lovely image anyway. You might consider place this in Skyscapes too.

You know you can suggest a Topic and/or vote on upcoming Topics:

www.vazaar.com/topics/upcoming/

2 Beamer: Thanks for comment. Yes, I know about topic. "photomanipulation" was suggested by me. And also as I sea soon here will be topic "Artistic nude" also I suggest today 2 more topics. Pls, vote for theme ;)

good shot, nice color and light and interesting contrast between the new and old part of the town

Very nice. Like the way you use the trees as foreground and then lead us into the city. Great sky.
/Jan :-)

The best way is to rephoto this flower. Make an interesting photo. Use language of light and shadows. Now flower is flatten. Try other composition and focused on center of the flower!

misu has already said most of it. I would say try another angle, focus on the center and mayby go up in aperture.
/Jan :-)

Mikhail and Jan, Thanks. -Pete

Don't forget to show us results, better results ;)

Okay! :-)