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Looking at it with my iPhone 14 Pro on full brightness it’s just a little too dark in my opinion. If I save the photo and view it it looks a little better but still a touch dark. It might would be bright enough if there was more of a glow coming through the windows.
I bet it would look absolutely sick printed though.
I struggle the same way with dark shots. If it’s something intended to post or share with people, then I’ll look at it at 50% brightness on whatever screen I’m using and brighten it until it’s how I want it to look. I think that takes care of most viewing situations in which people would see the photo.
However, If it’s something just for me I’ll make it as dark as it needs to be!
Thanks for the response, I'm definitely going to print this one at some point. For now I'll make it a tad bit brighter :)