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Luke Brouwers “Armadillo” New Zealand 2023
CANON 90D, 1/220 sec@f/8, ISO200, 10-20mm Sigma Wide angle. Basic edit done in LR and the heavy lifting done in PS. Image taken of the ICC in Christchurch, New Zealand. When I saw this building it reminded me of an Armadillo, hence the title.
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Luke Brouwers “Time Square Study 1” Pretoria 2021
CANON70D, 1/250sec@f/5.6, ISO640, 55mm EF55-250mm Canon ISO was high here as the camera was held held. Basic editing in LR and the rest in PS.
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Thanks Danie will give it a try.
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Luke Brouwers Photography Burj Khalifa Study 3 Dubai 2019
Canon 70D 1/60 sec@f16 ISO100 10mm 10-20 Sigma wide angle lens
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Luke Brouwers Photography Burj Khalifa Study 2 Dubai 2019
Canon 600D 1/1250sec@f/5.6 ISO100 163mm EF55-250mm Kit Lens
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Luke Brouwers Photography Burj Kalifa study 1 Dubai 2019
Canon 600D 1/120sec@f/5.6 ISO100 55mmEF55-250mm kit lens.
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Luke Brouwers Photography Burj Khalifa Dubai UAE 2019
Images which I took of the Burj Khalifa and converted to B&W. A difficult building to photograph just because of the sheer height and you are not allowed to use a tripod in the vicinity of the building. Decided to use a zoom lens and capture certain parts of the building except for the one…Read More
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Excellent, Luke! You’ve set a very high bar. To have your shots considered for the Awards, or even a Pro Critique, please post them individually. I know it’s a hassle, but we wouldn’t want you to miss out on getting credit for your work!
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Thank you Danie for your support as always. I have popsted the single images as requested.
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Symmetry vs Asymmetry?
These two photos of the Deloitte Building in Waterfall City illustrate Symmetry vs Asymmetry.
Symmetry in architecture involves a balanced arrangement of elements, mirroring each other across a central axis, creating a harmonious and stable look. Advantages include a pleasing, calming aesthetic, a clear focal point,…Read More
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Love the second one
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Definitely the second one for me
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Can I like both? I understand and appreciate the asymmetry of the second picture. Love how the dark wood on the right pulls me into the image, yet I’m constantly drawn to the lights. However, not sure if it is too much Star Trek with the Enterprise in warp speed, but I prefer the symmetry of the first pic. Everything in balance, beautiful lines. T…Read More
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Photo 1 – Symmetry all the way!
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For me it will Symmetry, just love the leading lines in the image.
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After attending the One-day architectural workshop on Sunday, 26 Nov, and the Zoom meeting on Architectural editing, I created the following HDR Panorama.
I wanted to create the feeling of a warm family home at night and went for a warmer edit with the lights in the house. I did a sky replacement in Photoshop and made the sky also a bit…Read More
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Jacques, the sky replacement in your Photoshop edit gives the impression of sunset colours, which doesn’t align with the actual shooting conditions of nautical twilight. For a more accurate depiction, consider using a sky that better represents nautical twilight, typically characterised by purples rather than blues.Also…Read More
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Thank you. I will re-edit with your suggestions.
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What is the consensus of using Flambient vs HDR technique for interior photography in South Africa?
Flambient = Flash + Ambient Lighting
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Flambient vs HDR
Personally, I don’t think it matters much. It’s about what works best for you and is acceptable to your clients. Earlier in my career, I used flash, but I found the time and effort spent didn’t justify the earnings. Nowadays, with cameras offering more dynamic range and with improved post-processing algorithms and batch…Read More
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With options for both free and paid subscriptions, the free tier suffices for those keen on exploring various architectural and interior styles. It’s also an excellent…Read More
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Your thoughts please.
5DMk4, Samyang 2.8 14mm, 1/15 sec at f5.6, ISO 200, Tripod. Post in lightroom. My question is this: The first edit, the darker one, is fairly close to the actual look and feel of the house but the agent asked me to do a lighter edit. Love to hear thoughts on this. Looking through portfolios of photographers specialising in…Read More
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The darker image is better and more accurate, but I’ve also had a few clients who requested a brighter exposure, which I will adhere to.
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Thank you. I guess the client is always right. (or nearly always)
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‘Blue Room’
5DMk4, Tamron 24-70mm, 1/400 sec at F656, ISO 1600, handheld. Two images with different exposures, one at 1/400 and one at 1/10, sharpened and noise removed in DXO Pure Raw, combined in HDR and edited in Lightroom. Taken at Oakview Mannor in Heidelberg. I was there to cover an event and had literally a few seconds to try to get som…Read More
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Great photo Luke. I recommend you push the contrast just a tad.