Striking graphic effect here, Richard -- good framing.
I'd like to suggest that you post smaller images, about 700 or 800 pixels high. This way when we click on it for the largest view, we can still see the full picture, instead of just a little corner.-Pam :idea: "There is more to life than increasing its speed. -- Mahatma Gandhi"
Richard: Great shot - gives me vertigo just checking the details. How did you get so far out into the center of this vertical "Labrinth?" Is there a cross-over arch at the ceiling of this beautiful building? Thanks for sharing!
This is a great composition and a great subject. I don't have any problem with the large size image. Posting them really big means we get to take a close look at details and image quality. But I do wish you'd used the camera dropdown so we knew what camera you used. I can see a lot of noise in the large image and I'd like to know more about what camera and lens were used and how it was shot.
Photo-John
The tallest hotel in Shanghai,can' t remember the Chinese names.I went up to the top floor by elevator.There is a viewing place with thick glasses.I was up there & my friend was holding me from my waist belt,cover my head & camera,with the jacket to avoid the light reflection from the glass.After I looked back my photo,It is worthed that I take a risk.Thanks all of you for the comments.
