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.

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 :-)

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