Posted by DigitalShutterMania at Wednesday, November 14, 2007
Labels: Architecture
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3 comments:
aaahh!!! the buildings are falling down!!! wwIII?
;)
great shots, digital! great lighting, and I definitively love the reflections in the water ! However, you can make it perfect by using photoshop to correct the perspective by setting the buildings straight up again.
because when you tilt a camera backwards, your field of view tilts with it. buildings tend to lean backwards that way. An architecture photographer would use a TC (Technical Camera) to correct the perspective at shooting time. Since not all photographers have a TC, we have to rely on software like photoshop sometimes...R.
Lovely, I'd do what Rick over here suggested, **not that I would have thought about it ;P** But it makes complete sense ..
Hi Rick,
Thanks for your comment and recommedation. I will try to correct the distortion with PS.
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