Judging by the description, it's serious work! More than just one hour, I think.

Just from the description, it's serious work! More than just hours, I think...

Boull, thank you! Yes, that's right. And the bulk of the time wasn't spent merging the shots, but retouching the wires and other junk.

Moreover, the bulk of the time was spent not on merging the shots, but on retouching the wires and other junk.

Serg D, that's exactly what I was thinking... just imagine how many wires there must be...
it's simply unthinkable... HOW is it possible to clean it so perfectly...
It's truly a labor-intensive job!

Moreover, the bulk of the time was spent not on merging the shots, but on retouching the wires and other debris.
Serg D, that's exactly what I was thinking... just imagine how many wires there must be...
it's simply unimaginable... HOW is it possible to clean it so perfectly...
It's truly labor-intensive work!

Воull, by the way, here's a previous version of this shot's composition, though the sky is a little different, but you get the idea: http://fc07.deviantart.net/fs70/f/2012/243/8/7/0580_by_foto_duet-d5d2ndx.jpg

Serg D, the elusive sky is gorgeous..

and the hovering traffic light too..

yeah... the cleaning is colossal! I looked at it in a larger view... so many wires, signs...
You should go to the "Find 105 Differences" contest..

Serg D, the elusive sky is gorgeous...

and the hovering traffic light too...

yeah... the cleanup is colossal! I looked at it in a larger view... so many wires, signs...
You should enter the "Find 105 Differences" contest...

Boull, when re-processing, it was really hard to choose between the two sky options, but now I prefer the textured, static sky. Thanks for all the comments! I really appreciate it.

Boll, when re-processing, it was very difficult to choose between the two sky options, but now I prefer the textured, static sky. Thanks for all the comments! It's truly a pleasure.

Serg D, and you'll forgive me... it's just that when there's something interesting to say about a photo, I want to discuss both the shooting technique and various aspects of the processing... and maybe even learn some secrets...
and just be kindly surprised and admire the author's skill!

interesting canvas.