*** This Week Through Your Eyes 2024.03.09 ***

Is it construction of a dam?

Istanbul Metro

Port Lands in
downtown Toronto are going through mayor flood control project to facilitate Don River which flows into Lake Ontario.

Excellent and clear capture of a passenger station. Like the white horizontal lights running along the image. Well spotted.

Well spotted and very apropos.

Chrysler day here. Having a pretty warm Autumn run of weather, about 40 degrees C the last few days.
The Sigma 28-70mm f2.8 is a pretty nice lens

Thanks for your comment, what do you think, which one is better ?

Mono for me in this case. Sometimes colour version has more "information" or impact, but not in this case.

This last shot for me, has everything needed: people to give some impression of scale, fog, clouds, water...

First shot is my pick, seems like you managed to capture crescendo here.

Enchanted magic.

Yes, second shot is better, because the impact of seeing the activity is closer, but for me I would like to see the same top horizontal lights as the first image. It can be added in pp. And it would definitely add to the general impression of almost being there and watching all goings-on. That Leica setup is gold and the lens captures it all.

Just curious, why did you elect f6.3 instead of native f1.7?

Depth of field?

Moving doors. A lot of good action going on in this shot. I like the way you have blurred some of the commuters.

That's a nice way to combine old and new techniques.

These two are the most pleasing for me

The idea to combine the "right" coloured pencil with those shots is really good. The diagonal collage in the secind is a good idea too.
The first collage works best for me, those colours are amazing

That is a truely frightening image in the big poster, especially when placed next to the real, still intact, building.
Bloody hell, the horrors a sudden, unexpected, war become jarringly apparent.

This one :-)

This is quite interesting when looking at the details of the downloaded image

DoF and exposure control, it was 1/4 sec and 320 ISO. A wider aperture could have overexposed it.