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Drizzly Day 02
Drizzly Day 02
ScooterMcNutty


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Camera: Canon EOS-500D Rebel T1i
Lens: Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS
Galleries: Landscape, Black and White
Date Uploaded: Jan 31, 2012

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Comments: 7
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 btw i know that the horizon isn't flat or horizontle (<-- forget the misspelling) but the building is. see? the right angle? the walls are verticle! :)

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 02/06/2012 07:53:22 PM
i wonder if a 'skew' on the image is in order here to all the building to be straight as well as the horizon

this one is okay but i like the tree and the clouds better - richer in b/w conversion imo
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 02/02/2012 02:46:15 PM
I don't mind the tilt. I think it worlds for this composition.
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 02/01/2012 10:40:11 PM
btw i know that the horizon isn't flat or horizontle (<-- forget the misspelling) but the building is. see? the right angle? the walls are verticle! :)
Yes, I was puzzling that out too.
Suggestion? Split the difference. the building is old and could probably stand to be a bit tilted
so as to keep that horizon straight enough to 'read' correctly.
Just a thought, of course.
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 02/01/2012 05:56:59 PM
This is neat! I would also prefer a flat horizon, unless you showed more the of the building on the right. A lovely, clear shot, though.
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 02/01/2012 08:38:29 AM
This works really in B&W. Slightly skew horizon isn't an issue for me. To me, it almost gives the impression that the house may start sliding to the left.
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 02/01/2012 05:40:01 AM
I vote for flat horizon too, but I'm boring. :)
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 01/31/2012 06:15:10 PM
Yes, the walls are vertical, but given the choice between a flat horizon or a straight vertical wall, I'd tend to opt for the horizon... especially when the horizon is this far off horizontal.

That said... great location, nice picture.
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