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Visit to the the Liège-Guillemins railway station (Rob's photo's)

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Rob de Jonge:
Here are some photo's
Alas, many other photo's are too big to compress to 200kb.


Rob

Hayo Baan:
Hi Rob,

Beautiful!

(Note: I'm sure more will fit if you resize them to e.g. 800 pixels max, also the jpg quality can be kept quite low before it really becomes obvious, I think I'm even down to something like 30 percent).

Some feedback:

* Stairs: Beautiful, very similar to my own 8).
* Outside: Here I like the combination of the railway station and the Tour Paradis building.
* See through: Also nice. The Tour Paradis building itself would actually warrant a visit on it own, but alas I spent all time on the railway station alone already…
* Platform: I really like the legs sticking out, great composition!
* Outside: This images shows off some of the nice forms of the station really well.
Very nice indeed!

Post processing-wise, the only thing I can say is that some are a little bit on the dark side. I think this is because your monitor is set a little bit too bright (like most displays; when looking at the images at another display than my fully calibrated photography display, the “darkness” is much less obvious). Oh, and I spotted a sensor spot on nr 16 (top left) ;)

(PS: I split off this post so it is easier to follow feedback etc.)

Rob de Jonge:
Hi Hayo,


You are right!! In LR limiting the maximum size to 200kb didn't work, but limiting the longest side to 800Px. does.
So, here are some more photo's.

Rob

Hayo Baan:
Hi Rob,

Awesome!


* Platforms: very nice indeed. WB-wise, I think it's a bit on the magenta side, but that's about it.
* Roof: Beautiful! I wish I had done a shot like this  :)
* Garage: I like this one very much, better than my own ;)
* Outside with tower: Here I like the very nice forms and leading lines, well spotted, would have liked to have taken this one myself!
* Roof2: Yep!
* Outside front: lovely, like the colours! (this is how the weather should have been all day: sunny with some clouds)
Thanks!

Rob de Jonge:
Hello Hayo,


Thanks for your kind words.
I agree; in picture 1 is a bit more magenta. In reality there was much more a greenish cast and that I didn't like.  Looking at the color wheel, the opposite of green is magenta.
Maybe a  half teaspoon too much.

Greetings and see you,


Rob

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