No, I still need that true-to-the bones camera! Loe sendiri udah punya duapuluh De, kapan belinya buseeet...!
Well, thanks for the encouraging comment man!
I try to cover half my monitor with the paper, re-think your composition; If I cut the Hilton Residence then I should have a MORE on the right in order to obtain 4:3 picture; the right side dont have a good view, and if I move to the road's center to avoid too much right view, I would too loose the parking cars (in-line, on purpose by a car club meeting at that place)
I guess I should move farther back - recompose, and still get what I want...thanks ;-)
A proof that you don't need large glass (or big-humongus camera as you mentioned, lol) to capture such gracious picture... Nice color and clouds (don't blame it on the towers my friend, if it's not because of the buildings, how could you make such dramatic picture like this??????) Just a hint, to avoid leaning buildings (I don't know what the effect called), it's better to keep tall object in the middle part of the picture or use the PC lens. As in this one, I think it's better to crop the Hyatt Residence out of the picture, makes the entire scene more 'natural'.
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