The extreme fisheye distortion creates a dramatic and energetic perspective, but for me it is so exaggerated that it becomes visually unsettling and distracts from the architecture itself. Cropping some of the empty sky would give the buildings more visual impact, and a stronger focal point or slightly less extreme viewpoint would help guide the viewer's eye while preserving the creative intent.   Posted: 07/06/2026 01:05:18

Hi Natalia. I like the way the larger building is dominating the smaller ones. It does feel unsettling but if that's the feeling you are going for then it works. Maybe you need to make it even more so. I agree with Sophia that the perspective distracts from the architecture but that might be the point! I wonder what black and white would look like? That might give you an even more dramatic mood. You do have some obvious dust spots that could be easily removed or cloned out.   Posted: 07/06/2026 03:24:52

Hi Natalia, the fish eye lens has created a very interesting effect especially in the right hand building where the lines virtually swirl their way up the building. In color I would raise the shadows but that a black and white conversion would be worth a try. Noted there is a lot of sky but in black and white, where the sky could be rendered very dark, it could become a strongly graphic element due to its interesting shape   Posted: 07/10/2026 04:49:15

I just looked at the sky and noticed how it looks like a curved arrow pointing left. If you have any more of the image raising the crop a little would enhance that idea   Posted: 07/10/2026 05:11:03

Hello Natalia, I rather like this image of an abstract city skyline. However, for me, many of the details of the buildings have been lost to the shadows. If you have a raw version of this image, may I suggest trying the following adjustments? Increase clarity & micro-contrast to help emphasize the edges of the buildings and the crisp geometry of the architecture. Selective contrast on the building facades to boost the contrast on the glass surfaces while keeping the sky smooth. Pull back any blown highlights to preserve detail in the reflections. At the same time, try increasing the exposure on the dark office/appartment windows exposing more detail.   Posted: 07/11/2026 14:45:21