Photographer’s Note
The lights of the Petronas Twin Towers have just been switched on but without the spot light beaming skyward yet. This photo is 18 minutes apart from my previous upload. Taken from the open window of The Sky Bar located on the 33rd floor of The Traders Hotel in downtown Kuala Lumpur.
atha2pan, alftrek, Goutham, dip, adores, Bruno40, shevchenko, jusninasirun has marked this note useful
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atha2pan
(3307) 2009-05-09 4:57
Hi Latiff!
A bit overexposed but still a brilliant shot.
Great sky versus the illuminated skyscrapers.
Take care
Saki
npecanhuk
(12947) 2009-05-09 4:59
Hello Latiff!
I love architecture! I love all kinds of it! I'm crazy for skyscrapers since I was a child! The Petronas Twin Towers are unique and you really knew how to capture them magnificently: by dusk, with pretty adequate sharpness and exposure, wonderful colors, wiht the best balance between lights and shadows! It's truly attractive, pleasant and beautiful!
Great photo job!
TFS - congratulations!
Best regards,
Neyvan
atif_ge
(642) 2009-05-09 7:39
Salam Latif,
Superb capture. Great colors, especially the horizo behind the towers. Great shot. Thanks for sharing, atif
alftrek
(2691) 2009-05-09 7:50
Hello Latiff,
This has to be the best shot of the Twin Towers I have seen. The sunset colours make a perfectly beautiful backdrop for the illuminated twin towers. This kind of colourful display does not happen often. I don't see why Saki commented on overexposure, to me it looks just fine.
Ally seems very familiar with the City Centre. A good spot indeed to get this.
Regards
Alfred
worldcitizen
(2189) 2009-05-09 8:51
Hello Latiff,
This is a beautiful combination of sunset and architecture. The towers look like jewels reaching into the sky. Good sharpness, too; we can even see the time on the building clock.:-)
dip
(12406) 2009-05-09 9:45
Hello Latiff,
wonderful image,excellent POV and framing,
I like the colors of the sky,
very well captured and composed,
Greetings,
Dimitris.
mirarer
(4254) 2009-05-09 13:31
Hi Latif,
Wonderful view. Very well managed light and great colors.
Regards,
Mirari
manojtnair
(427) 2009-05-10 19:13
hi latiff,
beautiful shot. good pov. the colours are excellent. amazing. is there an electronic display clock on the tower on the right of petronas? tfs.
manoj
trekks
(14260) 2009-05-10 20:30
hi Latiff
As I said earlier in your last post [just commented a minute ago], this setting of 1s brings better result from the sunset color tone of the sky, the artificial lights in focus.
I also see what I stated earlier, the lower part is a bit dark.
Overall, I like it. The rich colors are impressive for this one. Perhaps I can say one the best landscape shots in your gallery, if not the best. The distortion is not visible except for the 2 buildings at extreme right.
On the contrary, I think the exposure is done nicely. There is no OE on my monitor.
And I wonder who was with you when shooting this? Alone?
Just one minor picky thing for me. If you move just a bit to the right, you could have avoided the overlap of the bright orange building in between the twin towers and the cut by the link bridge.
Very good work. I am impressed with this one.
tfs, bill
adores
(15251) 2009-05-11 14:33
Hi Latiff!
Very good night shot of these famous towers! The exposure, sharpness and colours are perfect!
Bruno40
(6440) 2009-05-11 19:24
Hi Latiff,
really fantastic view of teh towers, great sky, good POV.. nice, really nice.
Maybe the lower dark part could be cropped out.
tfs
Jorge
shevchenko
(9724) 2009-05-11 20:00
Hi Latiff,
What a dazzling night view in the city center, good intensive of color to show the splendid sky at late evening, the Petronas Twin Towers just look like built with crystals, thanks for sharing the impressive view.
Ally
Hellas
(5089) 2009-05-16 22:15
Hi Latiff,
I think that this is the most ideal frame for these luxury downtown buldings. The timing was the key for enhancing the performance and making the most beautiful background!
In my opinion the exposure is fine and using the polarizer you captured a great deal of colour tones. Are you satisfied with this lens?
Warm regards,
Athanasios.
batalay
(20658) 2009-05-27 14:49
Hello Latiff,
Superb shot of the Petronas Towers. I saw them in 2000, but not quite with this majesty. I have frequently explained to friends that if we were to visit the Himalayas for a week or two, we would see the great mountains in a short period that we were there. But I've always added, imagine the inhabitants of these exotic places, what conditions they must witness. These are the Himalayas for me. Fabulous image!
Warm regards,
Bulent
Gregtom
(7119) 2009-06-01 1:38
Hello, Latiff!
This is really a stunning view! I like this play of light and colors, fantastic mixture of colorful lights and sky illumination. Beautiful place!
regards,
Greg
jusninasirun
(10030) 2009-06-15 1:43
Hi Latiff,
This is a very well rendered image of the well photographed architecture. The exposure is perfect with amazing sharp details. I like this pov and thanks so much for sharing.
Best regards,
Jusni
Urs
(2409) 2009-06-17 7:02
Hi Latiff
That's an outstanding shot of the Petronas towers, perfectly framed and executed. Great DOF, strong color enhanced by the sunset and excellent sharpness. Well done.
Best regards
Urs
marietom
(31766) 2009-10-05 13:36
hello Latiff,
quelles magnifiques couleurs, dans cette composition. C'est très réussi.
Bonne soirée
Marie
westcoastgirl1
(719) 2009-10-20 6:55
Hi Iatiff
Fabulous night shot here. When were these Twin Towers built? Great composition and POV. Excellent sunset and colours throughout. You photo does lack some clarity but overall a fantastic shot.
Take care,
Tosca
macjake
(1191) 2009-11-02 18:50
Hello Latiff
Superb black hour of these famous towers.
The colours are over saturated but the effect is still very pleasing and eye catching.
very good detail and depth.
Well done
have a great day
craig
Photo Information
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Copyright: latiff ttdi (ls7902)
(5996) - Genre: Places
- Medium: Color
- Date Taken: 2009-05-08
- Categories: Architecture
- Camera: Canon EOS 5D Mark II, Canon EF 24-105mm f/4 L IS USM, Hoya 77mm CPL
- Exposure: f/6.3, 1 seconds
- More Photo Info: view
- Photo Version: Original Version
- Theme(s): trekks' Truly Asia [view contributor(s)]
- Date Submitted: 2009-05-09 4:54








