By the Light of the Silvery Moon

[Shadowman]

Very nice John I would crop just a little bit of the empty black part at the top .

Hi Binnur,

Thanks for comments and suggestion.

[JBW]

perhaps my favoriter shot of yours. But aren't the shadows on the buildings all wrong?

[Shadowman]

Hi Brian,

Not so regarding the shadows, the moonlight is not the only source of light. Thanks for commenting.

[billtils]

I like it John.

Me too!

[Shadowman]

Me too!

Hi Bill,

Thanks for commenting.

[John 2]

Just love that John. Is it straight shot? It has an HDR feel about it that makes it very attractive.

[Shadowman]

Just love that John. Is it straight shot? It has an HDR feel about it that makes it very attractive.

Hi John,

Straight shot, thanks for commenting.

[zen]

Great shot, John. I know those buildings . . . used to work just to the right of the bldg. in center foreground, and have been inside it many times.

Thanks for sharing.

Zen

[Shadowman]

Great shot, John. I know those buildings . . . used to work just to the right of the bldg. in center foreground, and have been inside it many times.

Thanks for sharing.

Zen

Hi Zen,

Thanks for commenting.

[Rainforest]

It's all been said but I'll say it again. Love it. It's so nicely done all around.

[Shadowman]

It's all been said but I'll say it again. Love it. It's so nicely done all around.

Susan,

Thanks again.

[IzzieK]

Can I ask what toning is this one? Is it from Nik's? I tried to find it...

[DickyOZ]

An excellent shot John.

I would have been tempted to level the horizon and introduce a little keystone effect to the foreground to compensate. (The foreground is clearly level but the horizon distracts a little by running uphill).

[mugge]

John, different and it works for me. Keep it coming.
Cheers Ole

[Shadowman]

Can I ask what toning is this one? Is it from Nik's? I tried to find it...

Hi Izzie,

All edits were done in LightRoom except for Dfine NR and RAW sharpening. Lots of clarity and contrast.

[Shadowman]

An excellent shot John.

I would have been tempted to level the horizon and introduce a little keystone effect to the foreground to compensate. (The foreground is clearly level but the horizon distracts a little by running uphill).

Hi Richard,

I considered leveling a bit but then the buildings would have been off kilter. Thanks for commenting.

[Shadowman]

John, different and it works for me. Keep it coming.
Cheers Ole

Hi Ole,

Thanks for commenting.