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06/07/2005 09:40:45 PM |
i love how the roof is almost pointed straight at the viewer while the floor is level. creates a sense of vertigo, but at the same time offers the entire package into one shot.
i think it lacks a bit of contrast, just to be picky. :-)
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06/07/2005 07:07:58 PM |
I do now want a 12mm lens. Wow.
This is a great example of perspective, but also of distortion at the extremes. The ceiling is spectacular, though I might experiment with reducing the distortion in the top half of the image: the dome looks a little too round to me, and I wonder if compressing the top third of the image might create a more natural perspective (though that is probably not what you are aiming for here). If I were bbeing very fussy, I note that the RHS is cropped fractionally more than the LHS.
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06/07/2005 06:52:32 PM |
Wow !
Superb example of a great perspective. |
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06/06/2005 06:33:26 PM |
| perspective perspective perspective. (note to self: must get wide angle lens) |
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06/06/2005 08:02:09 AM |
| wow!! - just stunning...... |
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06/06/2005 07:52:30 AM |
| Nice wide angle shot emphasizing the architectural qualities of the building. I'm envious of the lens. good choice for bw, and nice enough textures and details. |
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