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• On 04.10.07 bart wrote these pithy words:

  Certainly a prettier rendition than this:

  http://www.builtstlouis.net/industrial/images/riverfront-north04.jpg
  

  I prefer my image as it shows the site for what it really is, though the photo in the post has an undeniable artsiness to it.

• On 04.10.07 jenni wrote these pithy words:

  is that a real building? it looks doctored up to me.

• On 04.10.07 ningdom wrote these pithy words:

  it looks real to me, see the first comment, that’s the same building. the pic still may be modified in some way. any smart photo developers out there?

• On 04.11.07 Peter Jenkins wrote these pithy words:

  It look like an HDR photo:

  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_dynamic_range_imaging

  Check out my friend Jon’s experiments:

  http://yongfook.com/2006/09/01/hong-kong-gotham/

• On 04.11.07 Lloyd wrote these pithy words:

  It looks like a HDR (high dynamic range) image to me. They’re increasingly popular in the amateur/pro photographic community. Basically several digital photos with different exposure settings all merged together in photoshop producing an otherworldy image. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_dynamic_range_imaging

• On 04.11.07 mike wrote these pithy words:

  Thanks Peter and Lloyd, it does indeed look like HDR work.

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