Hotel window

[armando_m]

sunrise light from the hotel room

[armando_m]

closer to the glass

[Gary]

I like the framing in #1.

[Akira]

I like the framing in #1.

+1

It looks like a framed landscape image hanging on the wall...

[tommiejeep]

Armando, another =1 to both comments  .  Do you happen to know the metering you were using?  I always seem to blow my attempts at similar.  My wife has no problem getting these with her EM1/EVF  ,
Tom

[Jakov Minić]

Armando, I don't know where it is but it looks great!

[Tristin]

Armando, beautiful image!  Very pleasant to look at.

Tommie, spot metering off the hills would do the trick.

[armando_m]

Thanks for the comments
I took the family for a few days to a nearby town called Zacatecas, since we planned at the last minute we got  this hotel in outskirts

Armando, another =1 to both comments  .  Do you happen to know the metering you were using?  I always seem to blow my attempts at similar.  My wife has no problem getting these with her EM1/EVF  ,
Tom

Tom,
spot metering is what I use when I want to protect the highlights, and if I'm planning to recover the shadows in PP I'll expose for 1EV during my metering

[Ron Scubadiver]

The window frame is a nice take on reality.

[simato73]

I really like the window framed shot as well.
Have tried this sort of thing myself in the past, but without the same success as here.

[armando_m]

Thanks for the comments

the spot vs matrix metering is a button I use often

here is another example, my daughter on the other side of a cannon barrel

[simato73]

Thanks for the comments

the spot vs matrix metering is a button I use often

here is another example, my daughter on the other side of a cannon barrel

I do that too (spot vs matrix).
Cool shot!

[JohnBrew]

Ahh, I'd be happy to wake up to that view anytime. Darn shame about those power lines. It seems to me that with all the signals delivered wirelessly we could find a solution to sending power where it's needed without ruining our views and the land those are erected upon. I lost mucho dinero when the power company decided to run a new transmission line through my ranch. They not only ruined the view but also much residual value of the land. (and I got paid squat!)

[armando_m]

Thanks for commenting John and Simone