I don't want to lose those phone poles ... I see the tilt in the
building edges but my eye is drawn to the mountains which look straight
to me...
The sign was definitely tilted in actuality and the phone poles often
are along the Alcan... has to do with permafrost and stuff...
I may have more than one exposure of this shot.. but I took it from the
passanger side of a moving car so probably not.
I'll investigate when I can
ann
On 12/5/2018 1:45 PM, John Francis wrote:
On Wed, Dec 05, 2018 at 11:33:37AM -0500, ann sanfedele wrote:
I grabbed the shot from archives on computer without touching it - I thought
you meant the sign.. I can't see any slanting otherwise.
Most of the verticals (the telegraph poles, the edges of the buildings, etc.)
are tilted over towards the left. This is particularly noticeable at the
right-hand side, where there are two poles very close to the edge.
The building at the extreme left edge of the shot looks OK, so we're looking
at a combination of a tilt to the left and a perspective distortion from the
camera being aimed slightly upwards. Correcting those should still show the
sign leaning, though not as much.
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