Rise Up.

I had a doctor's appointment this morning and his office is in this building. A flock of seagulls was swooping around and I managed to capture them in the frame. It has been suggested in the past that I use AI to place birds in the sky but I promise you that is not the case. I do sometimes use AI to remove unwanted distractions but I would never put something into an image that wasn't there when I took the shot. Looks better on black I think.

[gloria jones]

Super leading line

[Diana]

A wonderful capture and great symmetry, I love the layers of windows too. I am with you as far as AI is concerned Chris, I hate it! I do use it in PS as generative fill though.

[Beverley]

Lovely capture of a reflections of seagulls in the glass, a lovely moody sky… great shot!

I haven’t played with AI in photos

[Casablanca]

Beautiful capture, your patience paid off at the right moment. I agree. I don't add things that were not there, though AI still scares me so I have not touched it.

[Chrissie]

Fabulous!

[Annie D]

this is a fabulous PoV

[Joan Robillard]

Great BW

[Rob Z]

They certainly add that little bit of extra interest. But then, that fabulous 3d geometric shape with its marvellous reflections of the wispy clouds would have still been wonderful without them.

[Dave]

Nice perspective and like how the gulls are reflected in the building. I agree that AI is useful to remove power lines but not to add.

[Bucktree]

Wonderful b&w capture and pov. Good timing catching the seagulls in the frame.

[LManning (Laura)]

Perfect timing and I love those clouds. Hope the appointment went well.

[Chris Cook]

@ludwigsdiana That is exactly how I use it too Diana. Things like garbage cans, ugly signs or inconveniently parked cars. It works a treat.

[Kathy]

Imposing in a modern manner.

[Glover Shearron, Jr.]

B&W was a good choice