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yup, ashish has told you how....
im obviously bugged at the cropping at the top and the tile but i do know how tough moving shots are but u really should practise them because some of the best shots are from car/bus windows....
i like the processing work on this and the way youve made the building dark but not too dark....also, congrats on the feature at vazaar, that was a pretty amazing shot...

i was wondering if u cud invite me to join vazaar...ur absolutely free to decline my request...

very well done. nice and contrasty too. if the shot was taken in raw then in CS2 there is a cool straighten tool at the top of the raw conversion prog. You draw a line along the edge you want to be a horizontal and done. i also use the rotate canvas. you can also use the crop tool with the perspective setting. give that one a go and see what wierd stuff it can do.

came out as a nice sharp b/w - especially if you took this from a bus! Havent checked out (or understood) the vazaar business but came across the mention in other photoblogs as well ...have a lot to learn about photoblogging

There are a few different ways to straighten in CS2. You can take the crop tool and eyeball it by going outside the corner of the bounding box (is that what it's called? Not sure.) and then you'll see a curved arrow thing that you can use to rotate it until it looks right then re-adjust the crop by the corners so that it fits the way you want it to. Then just crop it. You can also do it in ACR I think, but I haven't done it that way, no real reason I just haven't. Another method is to use the measure tool and run it along a line in the photo that you think should be straight like the edge of a wall or something like that. Then go to image-rotate-arbitrary, after that crop it to fit.

That is an impressive piece of architecture. Really beautiful.