St Pierre le Jeune
by AxelLuther
Very vintage-style church in Strasbourg
Uploaded04/01/2013 - 07:37
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Posted 04/01/2013 - 11:03
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redbusa99 wrote:
very good ,well exposed for all the different lighting scources in the shot. out of interest what lens did you use.
could do with a bit of straightening on left hand side and would be perfect
I used a Sigma 8-16 UW - I already straighten a bit but the more you do, the more you get the imression that the room looses height (I am always torn between straight lines and not too shallow rooms ) - or I am just using the wrong technique to straighten the lines?very good ,well exposed for all the different lighting scources in the shot. out of interest what lens did you use.
could do with a bit of straightening on left hand side and would be perfect
I just checked again - it was actually my fault - it is possible to push the left lines a bit more to the left without loosing hte height - thanks for the tip - will consider this in a new version of the pic
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Colors are the lack of darkness
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Colors are the lack of darkness
You find more of my pictures here: https://pentaxphotogallery.com/artists/axelluther or on my web page: www.axel-luther.com
Posted 04/01/2013 - 22:12
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What wonderful colours and a beautiful capture.
Posted 05/01/2013 - 12:58
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AxelLuther wrote:
I just checked again - it was actually my fault - it is possible to push the left lines a bit more to the left without loosing hte height - thanks for the tip - will consider this in a new version of the pic
i know what you mean about trying to keep the perspective right, it can take quite a time to balance it all
redbusa99 wrote:
very good ,well exposed for all the different lighting scources in the shot. out of interest what lens did you use.
could do with a bit of straightening on left hand side and would be perfect
I used a Sigma 8-16 UW - I already straighten a bit but the more you do, the more you get the imression that the room looses height (I am always torn between straight lines and not too shallow rooms ) - or I am just using the wrong technique to straighten the lines?very good ,well exposed for all the different lighting scources in the shot. out of interest what lens did you use.
could do with a bit of straightening on left hand side and would be perfect
I just checked again - it was actually my fault - it is possible to push the left lines a bit more to the left without loosing hte height - thanks for the tip - will consider this in a new version of the pic
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