lexx wrote:

> As I said I put the antialiasing on best, and the sharpening tool works like
> a Sharpen-Filter, which brings a better look to the pic, 

This was one of the subtleties that I liked so much about the pic.  The 
crispness imparted gave the look a slightly dated feel, like a magazine 
illustration from the period depicted.  It is interesting to read how 
you achieved it.


> It was a hard decision to put that scene at night 

And I appreciated the difficulty of that decision when I was voting.


This pictured "wowed" me when I first opened it.  It is notable for the 
accuracy and detail of the modelling alone.  Then the gradual 
appreciation of the other aspects of the image, moody lighting, 
texturing, completeness, only made it richer.

Probably the lighting caused the only doubts as others have mentioned. 
It did not suggest a particular time of day with absolute verity.

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