Great capture. It certainly gives a feeling of the building space.
Bardzo dobrze.
- Leigh
Great capture. It certainly gives a feeling of the building space.
Bardzo dobrze.
- Leigh
If you believe you can, or you believe you can't... you're right.
Gorgeous shot BrandonOriginally Posted by Kerosene Hat
Interior of the Fox Theatre in Atlanta. A beautiful place with many gorgeous rooms.
Fox Theatre Upstairs web by Brandon Ward
Caluemet 4x5, 135mm / 5.6 lens, HP5+, one or two stop pull in dev
Thank you so much Leigh! Dziękuje bardzo
These two towers are one of the most interesting examples of the socialist modernism in my city, Katowice, Poland. They were built in an interesting way, first the core was completed, and then each storey was completed on the ground level and lifted up starting with the top one. Captured with the Intrepid Camera, 90mm f8 Fujinon SW and Ilford HP5+.
Katowice, Poland. by Wojtek Mszyca, on Flickr
Great!These two towers are one of the most interesting examples of the socialist modernism in my city, Katowice, Poland. They were built in an interesting way, first the core was completed, and then each storey was completed on the ground level and lifted up starting with the top one. Captured with the Intrepid Camera, 90mm f8 Fujinon SW and Ilford HP5+.
a wild construction technique indeed!
My impression is that the towers are broader at the top than at the base. Maybe in such cases one should not fully align the front/back standards with the vertical, and leave a little residual convergence. Any opinions?
Dallas Heritage Village
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Pyrocat HD 1:1:100 10 minutes @ 74F
Bernard, I know what you mean, but I do like this effect and for me it is the essence of LF architecture shots, so I don't have any problem with it. It is just an illusion, as the eye is not used to corrected perspective. I think it is a matter of taste, I like paralell lines
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