Glass Roof

[joebranko]

In downtown Toronto from inside Brookfield Place. The entire roof is glass over a rib-like structure, presenting huge contrast between roof and walls/floor.

[John 2]

I really like that Joe. It is just a tad flat to my eye but that is easily sorted. There is also a slight lean to the right but I don't see that as a problem. Well seen shot.

[Shadowman]

Nice capture, agree about the flatness though.

[wtlwdwgn]

Nice composition. It could use a bump in contrast to give it some pop and also a bit of tilt correction.

[joebranko]

How so I correct the flatness? Is this a function of the suns position? Is there some post processing I could have used to correct this?

[IzzieK]

Post Processing. Use ACR...and bring the saturation up a tad then see how you go. Pushing sliders also works, just remember the original settings so you can put it back and compare results.

[davidedric]

How so I correct the flatness? Is this a function of the suns position? Is there some post processing I could have used to correct this?

I would suggest it needs somewhat greater overall contrast, and but more specifically a good dose of "local contrast enhancement". What this is called will depend on what post processing you have available. In Lightroom it's called "Clarity", and if you have a specialist b&w processor, such as Nik SEF Pro it's usually called structure.

Here is a quick example of what I mean, not meant to be the finished article (if you don't like others to edit your images, please say and I will remove it)

Dave

[joebranko]

I would suggest it needs somewhat greater overall contrast, and but more specifically a good dose of "local contrast enhancement". What this is called will depend on what post processing you have available. In Lightroom it's called "Clarity", and if you have a specialist b&w processor, such as Nik SEF Pro it's usually called structure.

Here is a quick example of what I mean, not meant to be the finished article (if you don't like others to edit your images, please say and I will remove it)

Dave

Thanks! I like it! I will try your suggestions! I use Lightroom for post processing.

[joebranko]

Post Processing. Use ACR...and bring the saturation up a tad then see how you go. Pushing sliders also works, just remember the original settings so you can put it back and compare results.

Thanks Izzie!

[bnnrcn]

Very nice shot Joe I like Dave's edit.