Four Seasons Tower @ CSC | 1 Dalton Street | Back Bay

Im trying to think of where that is Beeline... is that the broadway bridge? The street lights dont ring a bell but I dont go over broadway too often as only the 4th st bridge goes to South End
 
is Boston under some like, continuous fog or something?
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S83, It's taken from the corner of Dorchester Ave and W Fourth Street. The line of sight is basicly along the W Fourth Bridge. The light fixtures are along the south side of W Fourth and the bridge.
 
Suffolk 83 said:
oh weird I didnt realize the lights there looked like that
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The cobra heads you see are in the Red Line yard. The others are the standard LED replacements for the shoe-box style fixtures.
 
am i seeing some little bulkhead atop 1 Dalton through the Gulf of St Lawrence haze?

d i s c r e p a n c y ?
 
Are they still promising Spring 2019 occupancy? Time for the exterior construction elevator to come down, no?
 
BosDevelop said:
Are they still promising Spring 2019 occupancy? Time for the exterior construction elevator to come down, no?
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The hotel is taking reservations beginning May 20. Curious how this has progressed at street level.
 
Incredible angles DZ
* ++spectacular job steadying the lens @0/90°!
These shots are poster quality.
 
As someone who lives nearby, in person, the top is depressingly dark at night. It's a real shame there's no lighting at all. Makes the building look 50 feet shorter than it is.
 
dotdude78 said:
As someone who lives nearby, in person, the top is depressingly dark at night. It's a real shame there's no lighting at all. Makes the building look 50 feet shorter than it is.
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hopefully the Four Seasons logo will be on each of the three "sides" and big/bright enough to remedy this.
 
odurandina said:
Incredible angles DZ
* ++spectacular job steadying the lens @0/90°!
These shots are poster quality.
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Thanks! I actually do 3 simple fixes in the "Photos" program.

First, I just discovered that there is a "straightening" feature which is really how the "lens was steady." A 1 degree correction can make a big difference!

Then under adjustments, I play with the "color" and "clarity" bars. Typically I figure out on one picture the best combination and then apply it across the board to that photo set. The default is 0, and it actually goes from -100 to 100. I think for the last set I might have put the color and clarity both on 50. (except the last pic was different due to darkness)

The adjustments are a relatively quick process but have to be applied to each picture individually. That's why I usually find one I'm happy enough with and then apply the same thing to all of the ones I upload. I think the results have been noticeably better and clearer pictures since I started doing this in earnest a few months ago.
 
Hmm never had a problem before I don’t know how to resize pics ,I’m old lol
 
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