First up "Tribute To Rothko", taken in a side street in Sanary sur Mer.
This one was another from my acclaimed series "Images of Le Castellet"!
Comments and criticism(?) welcome as always...
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Kenburg, I love the top one! It'd look right cool on a wall. I mean, I know it is already because it's a door but I mean the image itself - blown up and put on a frame. My one gripe is I don't like the angle of the ground. Any way of tilting it so it's more level (obviously this will tilt the upper horizontal line - is there some happy medium?)
ReplyDeleteLots of love,
Christopher.
It's a tricky one. As you say, to straighten the bottom line wonkys up the middle rail. I'm investigating what Photoshop might be able to do, although I have to confess to not minding the angle...
ReplyDeleteThe P word. I don't mind the tilt, though I'd probably have shot it straight on. I love the colours
ReplyDeleteThe tilt on the first photo is actually the slope of the street, I was pretty square on to the wall for the shot. I think the second shot is let down a little by the tilt of the door but to avoid that I would (1) need to be 14' tall or (2) have a Nikon 45mm f2.8 D PC-E lens but they are £1400!
ReplyDeleteI did wonder! How could I have doubted you?
ReplyDeleteTilt -shift lenses do cost a lot. Here's a diy solution.
http://www.creativepro.com/article/build-a-tilt-shift-camera-lens-peanuts
Good link!
ReplyDeleteDude I want to be on you!
ReplyDeleteOf course you do, you poor love-crazed octagenarian!
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