Pretty cool, eh? :3

looks very nice

what city is this?

Thanks :3 It's Stockholm (In Sweden). I'm starting to think I suck at editing though The original almost looked nicer.

I thought you just snapped your camera in half xD

but it is ok, only a photo



very nice, just be careful not to point your camera at the sun because its heat can scorch the shutter curtains

lols, that would have sucked Really? o.o I had no idea Well I really like how this shot turned out anyways :3

If it didnt show that much of that wall it would be really great, the sky, the sun, the people, shadow of the people and everything else looks really good, but that much wall is taking alots of points..

This post was edited by Antichrist- on Dec 30 2008 09:00am

yeah im sure it wont have damaged your cam coz its a low sun, but in summer dont ever do it m8!

and plus the lens can amplify the light and cause damage to your eyesight

I have never heard that someone has broken his camera for showing it to sun, then i would belive it could brake if you left it to direct sunlight for like an hour. But iv seen really meny pics taken at bright summer day thats showing hard sunlight directly on the lens. You shouldnt look directly to sun with your bare eyes, so i dont think it would be good idea to look much of the sun thru the viewfinder enyways. If using live view i would really be carefull with the sun, so the sensor wont overheat.

If the manual says camera can brake from direct sunlight its mostly a safety caution, so people dont want new camera(or sue) if they leave the camera to some desert at mid day lens at the sun.

This post was edited by Antichrist- on Dec 30 2008 09:36am

love the shot but not sure about the framing on the right...

haha yeah I was going to say the same thing. I have taken quite a few pics of the sun during the summer and fall and my camera didn't break and I didn't go blind or anything probably because I was pointing my camera at the sun for less than one second.

Anyway, very nice shot mr Gab why don't you post the original shot? personally I prefer as little editing as possible
and I agree with mr Antichrist that it shows too much of the wall it would have been nice to see a lil bit more of the nice blue sky