Thanks, Frank and Jack.
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Thanks, Rick. When shooting architecture I usually try to minimize
distortion, but there are physical limits on where I can position
myself relative to the building, and then I have to make a compromise
in post (in this case framing vs distortion). Other times I play
around with lines and perspecti
Dramatic, well done conversion.
Jack
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Beautiful conversion, lovely light, terrific architecture.
Love it!
Cheers,
frank
Attila Boros wrote
Beautiful conversion, lovely light, terrific architecture.
Love it!
Cheers,
frank
Attila Boros wrote:
>Another night shot from my hometown:
>
>http://1x.com/photo/452576
>
>It's the building of the national bank.
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Attila,
I'll quibble--I prefer the original version; the distortion doesn't bother me.
The absolute blackness of the sky and windows make this a very intriguing shot.
Rick
On Jan 22, 2014, at 4:46 AM, Brian Walters wrote:
> Quoting Attila Boros :
>
>> Thanks, Brian. I tried to correct the per
Quoting Attila Boros :
Thanks, Brian. I tried to correct the perspective a bit more. It's a
tight crop now, but I can live with that:
http://500px.com/photo/58587096
I've also uploaded the corrected version to 1x.com but it takes time
before it will be refreshed.
Yes - it is a tight crop but
Thanks, John. It's a great tip and will come in very handy to get rid
of those pesky wires. I had to clone out 4 from this image, and it was
a major pain in the butt.
On Wed, Jan 22, 2014 at 3:48 AM, John wrote:
> One trick is to take two photos from points 5 to 10 feet apart that are
> parallel
Thanks, Brian. I tried to correct the perspective a bit more. It's a
tight crop now, but I can live with that:
http://500px.com/photo/58587096
I've also uploaded the corrected version to 1x.com but it takes time
before it will be refreshed.
On Wed, Jan 22, 2014 at 3:25 AM, Brian Walters wrote:
>
One trick is to take two photos from points 5 to 10 feet apart that are
parallel to the facade of the building & combine them in Photoshop. The
perspective distortion is automatically reduced in the combining. Leave
some extra room on the left of the building from the left position &
leave some ex
Quoting Bruce Walker :
Impressive lighting, well rendered in b&w. Because most of the lines
are straight, I'd prefer to see the perspective distortion reduced.
I agree. The lighting is very nice but the top of the building slopes
to the right. It should be easy to adjust it up a bit.
Ov
Thanks, Bruce. Unfortunately I couldn't stand perfectly parallel to
the building, there were cars in the way. There was significant
distortion and I couldn't reduce it further without loosing part of
the image.
On Wed, Jan 22, 2014 at 12:36 AM, Bruce Walker wrote:
> Impressive lighting, well rend
Impressive lighting, well rendered in b&w. Because most of the lines
are straight, I'd prefer to see the perspective distortion reduced.
On Tue, Jan 21, 2014 at 4:57 PM, Attila Boros wrote:
> Another night shot from my hometown:
>
> http://1x.com/photo/452576
>
> It's the building of the national
Another night shot from my hometown:
http://1x.com/photo/452576
It's the building of the national bank.
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