Victorian Train Station
Sep 29, 2014 07:30:52 #
Sep 29, 2014 07:44:48 #
Mike M wrote:
Thanks Mike. Originally I wasn't too pleased with the perspective I'd gotten with this shot, but it's growing on me. I'm glad you like it.I really like this. Nice job.
Mike M.
Mike M.
Sep 29, 2014 21:07:07 #
Bob Yankle wrote:
All aboooaaaaarrrrrrd!
I hadn't quite realized what marked perspective distortion one gets when shooting with a 16-35mm wide angle lens on a full-frame camera, and NOT shooting square to your subject. It's rather pronounced.
I hadn't quite realized what marked perspective distortion one gets when shooting with a 16-35mm wide angle lens on a full-frame camera, and NOT shooting square to your subject. It's rather pronounced.
Actually, super-wide doesn't necessarily mean distortion. You did hit on the key to using it -- very sensitive to the angle of view! If you take a really wide shot and print or otherwise display it, then have your eye at just the right distance, it would appear just as your eye would see it in real life (not distorted!). Learning to tame a super-wide is a lot of fun and can create some really good photos. ... and some "wild" ones!
There used to be a lot of those old railway stations in the Midwest. I like the design of them and wish more of them were still standing.
Sep 29, 2014 21:23:24 #
dar_clicks wrote:
Thanks for stopping by dar clicks. If you happen to find one of these now-elusive buildings, please be sure to send us a shot or two.Actually, super-wide doesn't necessarily mean dist... (show quote)
Oct 1, 2014 16:33:29 #
Bob Yankle wrote:
All aboooaaaaarrrrrrd!
I hadn't quite realized what marked perspective distortion one gets when shooting with a 16-35mm wide angle lens on a full-frame camera, and NOT shooting square to your subject. It's rather pronounced.
I hadn't quite realized what marked perspective distortion one gets when shooting with a 16-35mm wide angle lens on a full-frame camera, and NOT shooting square to your subject. It's rather pronounced.
This has a great feel to it. It might be distortion; but it works for me.
Oct 1, 2014 16:59:53 #
ebrunner wrote:
Thanks Erich. The lines are straight and it's believable as a train station, so it does the job.This has a great feel to it. It might be distortion; but it works for me.
Oct 12, 2014 22:35:43 #
Oct 12, 2014 22:55:52 #
kjfishman wrote:
Thanks for the compliment kjfishman. This building has been very well preserved and serves as a great subject for architectural study.Superb!
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