Lloyds Building by PeeWee05

Photography • Architecture • posted on May 28, 2007

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I might go one day at sunset and capture it in the daylight...

Comments (15)

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thecytron

8:35AM | Mon, 28 May 2007

Awesome! Very original idea! Love the building design and the technique used to show it to the rest of us!

Denys234

9:12AM | Mon, 28 May 2007

Well done!

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itsumama

9:50AM | Mon, 28 May 2007

Great shot!!! I like scooter in the front...makes for more retro! BUT...the Lloyd's is spelled wrong on the poster...:o/b

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PeeWee05

10:49AM | Mon, 28 May 2007

I'm pretty sure it's spelt with 2 'L's and no apostrophe, well that's what the tour guides and my bank card say anyway...

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PeeWee05

10:50AM | Mon, 28 May 2007

Oh I see what you mean the O and the Y, Tx, I couldn't be bothered to change it...

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jocko500

10:55AM | Mon, 28 May 2007

wonderful lighted building. very good shot

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mark.spooner

4:11PM | Mon, 28 May 2007

Beautiful work!

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Blitzz-Licht

5:03PM | Mon, 28 May 2007

..fine again, here i like this vespa eye-catcher in front of this Eye-Catching Building. I think you found the perfect exposure time here

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babuci

6:03PM | Mon, 28 May 2007

The little two wheeler gives a bit of life to this shot. I like a pastel color of a picture with a touch blue. How did that happened....anyway glad it did looks cool!

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billcody

2:00AM | Tue, 29 May 2007

This is a great composition, especially with the little bike in the foreground

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PeeWee05

5:01PM | Tue, 29 May 2007

I'm really so please you guys commented on the bike, I noticed it and to the looks of people walking past was leaning at an angle to get it in shot. I really wanted the bike to bring a sense of life and more than this is a builing into the shot. Thank you so much for picking up on that and not just clicking and closing on my shot. It means a lot that people stop and take time to examine. Babuci - The atel effect is acheived by desaturating the red chanel and yellow, red fully yellow until it still looks natural. The blue or cyan (not both) is that uped in saturation by about 30 - 40%, again so it looks natural. I also pushed the green slider so that the tungsten lights in the Lloyds Building stood out from the yellow lights of the street.

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elmurray

12:44PM | Wed, 30 May 2007

This is a brilliant night-time shot and I love the colours. I agree that the bike really adds to the image and gives the whole shot a sense of scale. Superb work!

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