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Shipyard .. Gdansk .. Poland...
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Really dark, with specific atmosphere. Like the reflections on the water, excellent and kinda industrial !
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yeah... historical Shipyard. so it's industrial
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The reflection on that shot is fantastic, and the atmosphere is seeping with moodiness. Great colours too. +Fav!
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well.. you can say: really awsome, or very awsome. hehe 
thank you
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yumm.. i definitely like this one. Very dramatic piece
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aww thats a really cool phote! i like the scene and the colors look very goods
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impressive scenery.. somehow futuristic!
not to forget about the reflection and the tones.. but you did edit the colors, don't you? *readsthecomment* - ah well.. ok
beautiful shot
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historical shipyard (Stocznia Gdańska... you know... Lech Walesa.. Solidarnosc etc.. ) from the "backview"
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beautiful blue tones in this one
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ohh i like the dark style! nice reflection on the water, it seems very good lighting at the moment, great sky!
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Very moody pic. I love the reflections and the blends of colours
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Ahh Gdansk.. i have some good memories of that place.
Composition-wise there is the rule of thirds. In your shot that means the tree on one side and the crane on another. The two cranes in between fall between the strong points. I don't know if it is possible to go a bit further and as be able to place the two cranes at the left third and the tree as it is now? Otherwise i'd try to get them behind the tree and leave some more space to the left of the crane on eth left.. both situations would put your photo more like the rule of thirds. Right now you have a very heavy right side (in terms of black elements) and a light side on the left.. it feels slightly unbalanced and that would be helped by using that rule of thirds.
Colorwise: it's a good choice. By limiting the colors, you emphasize the shapes and forms, reflected or not. It also allows you to bring out the clouds and their brightness even more. To me you have succeeded in balancingthe black against the color and brightness. Usually with silhouets there is too much black to really enjoy it and you have found the right balance in that.
Overal a good shot, but i would have tried to take it from a slightly different position.
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well...composition. i know what you mean, but i can't help that.. there was no ground under the feet - no possibility to go further - this is the only possible composition. eventually i could crop that picture some other way - but i don't want to crop the sky or water. so .. i don't know what can i do now.
thanks for that great comment
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great contrast and composition...love it!
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In some upper parts it's a bit to bright for me - but no problem, the whole photo is just great - and very nice tones.
Intersting angle, good partitioning, stunning motive
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wow, very nice picture. i love the strong blue colour, well done
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I love the overall colour of the photo. A real cold look.
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wow, I love the colors and the reflection! Great shot!
Hasche
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