Things are Looking Up

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By: Roger Williams

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Photographer	Roger Williams {Karma:86139}
Project	#50 Alternate Perspective	Camera Model	Voigtlander Bessaflex
Categories	Architecture Cityscape Street	Film Format
Portfolio	SLR	Lens	Cosina 20mm F/3.8
Uploaded	11/6/2005	Film / Memory Type	Fuji Superia
		ISO / Film Speed	400
Views	397	Shutter	1/125
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/11
Critiques	3	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - Harajuku State - TOKYO Country - Japan
About	Keeping my own rule that if you align one strong vertical correctly in the centre of the image you can get away with quite strongly leaning verticals on either side of it, I pointed my wide-angle lens up to "get the top in." What do you think? Did I get away with it? The lighting was quite challenging and I compressed the dynamic range a bit in PaintShop Pro, lightening up the shadow areas.

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cessy karina {K:14205} 11/8/2005

very nice angle, Roger
different forms and shapes, nicely composed
I found the distortion is very cool

Roger Williams

{K:86139} 11/7/2005

THANK YOU, Rob. I was wondering what I did wrong. No comments at all on the third day after posting... I felt very disappointed. I have posted several recently that have been largely neglected in this way. I used not to care but recently it seems to matter more (probably because of problems in my life and work).

Rob Ernsting {K:8899} 11/7/2005

Yes that is a good rule, I do that mayself too. You succeeded here very well, the twisted columns make a very good foreground for the architecture. An excellent tonality as well. Very nice geometries everywhere.

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