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On 5/30/2015 at 8:39 AM, Jennifer said:

 

Hmmm, yes I take your point. I think now the red filter was certainly a mistake, admittedly is was a bit of an experiment as I've never used a red one before, and although I did want to emphasise the clouds they've have probably ended up over emphasised and the lake too 'busy'.

 

Orange filter next time and lighter hand on those sliders?

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M10M, 50 mm noctilux, yellow filter, 1/125 sec, ISO 6400

 

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On 5/9/2021 at 7:24 AM, Shu_downunder said:

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Looking at this picture, I feel sick.

the buildings seem trying ("want to") fall, front heavy.

Maybe combination of many 'front falling' things ?

 

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Using PC lens to straighten verticals is a thing, but natural "looking" picture of buildings may be lost in the process (too much correction in my thinking)

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On 5/11/2021 at 9:01 PM, a.noctilux said:

Looking at this picture, I feel sick.

the buildings seem trying ("want to") fall, front heavy.

Maybe combination of many 'front falling' things ?

 

If you don't mind Shu ...

 

Using PC lens to straighten verticals is a thing, but natural "looking" picture of buildings may be lost in the process (too much correction in my thinking)

Part of me agree. The other part of me as an architect are actually quite familiar and have to live with the 'impact' from especially the upper part of the building, which is a must side affect of the adjustment to show which lines are vertical and which are not.

From the image below which shows the whole building, you can tell the design of the top part actually is larger than the lower part. If vertical lines are not vertical, viewer can not tell it.

If it's a picture showing people and the building is just a background, then natural "looking" is an option. If, however, its purpose is to show the building architecturally, then the adjustment has its meaning.

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Am 14.5.2021 um 18:35 schrieb Mr Fjeld:

Very nice! Lovely gray tones and the effect of the right foot almost suggests it's a reflection rather than a photo

Many thanks. I really like my new M 246. Cheers

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