Abdo Allam
About the Image(s)
For this month I choose another cityscape photo which we can name it "Doha from another side" cause this the first time any photographer shot from this Side, usually all shot from another side toward to sea. Actually I took it from the Sheraton hotel that pyramid which you ask about it in my another photo, and this is first time any one shoot from this hotel roof as I say before (from Brenda:Abdo is referring to the email link he sent us to show us a large panorama, not through DD 78. If you want a 10 mb of this current file to make your screensaver, I can send you a copy--its amazing) .
This is also panorama shot consists of 7 photos stitched with camera raw , and all processing done in it and just a little in photoshop , the EXIF as following :
Nikon D750
Nikon 14-24 @24
iso 100
F/16
13 sec
7 vertical photos each on bracketing mode 3 photos +/-1STOP = 21 photos
may be you find it in low quality cause to high file compression due to original file size = 35 MB
Thanks, and waiting for all comments from you guys
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10 comments posted
This is beautifully rendered, and even at low resolution, it is really breathtaking. The road leads us into the city and the water on the left holds us looking at all the unusual buildings Doha has. I really like the circular road that rings the city, which keeps our eyes from wandering too much.
Really incredible!   Posted: 05/01/2019 12:38:21
hope seeing all of you soon in doha   Posted: 05/02/2019 16:24:50
The only thing I would recommend is to darken the blue roofs a bit on the left bottom side.   Posted: 05/07/2019 22:00:04
I really like the accents of blue in the tennis courts and crescent shape in the building - though as Richard pointed out, there is something a little distracting in that bottom left corner, maybe the bright star lights on the courts (vs the blue itself).
It is also an interesting contrast this month to see the modern city of Doha in comparison to Richard's shot of Pyongyang which is also very colorful but invokes an older blocky aesthetic compared to the futuristic lines and colors of these buildings.   Posted: 05/10/2019 05:19:23