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© 2007 starriderrick

Abstract Architecture @10mm.

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Date: Wed Feb 28, 2007
Views: 469
Keywords: abstract building centerforthepeformingarts mountainviewca
Camera: Nikon D80

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Lens: Sigma 10-20mm f/4-5.6 EX DC HSM

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Other Equipment: 10mm
Shutter Speed and Aperture: 1/100 @ F/5
ISO: 200

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Old Timer

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Very nice framing. I love the way you were able to run both rails right in to the lower corners of the photo. Great perspective on this one. A keeper for sure.

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#1 Wed Feb 28, 2007 7:51am

jack9019

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Great shot. I second Larry's comment , it's a keeper.

Jack

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#2 Wed Feb 28, 2007 8:56am

michael buchanan

Senior Member

awesome rick....very interesting architecture shot with great converging lines and killer perspective....the vanishing point in this two-perspective shot is cathedral-like and adds a totallity of drama. great use of wide angle...super shot

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#3 Wed Feb 28, 2007 1:28pm

drg

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It is a keeper but I feel it needs a bit of work to be a strong composition.

The upper left with the dark area slashing across the photo detracts from the ability of the eye to flow into and be caught by the rest of buiding symmetry.

The lower right is cut off in such a way that the window and railing do not add to the weight of that area of the photograph.

I do like the competing skewed angles of the various facets of the architecture and the range of tonality in the color scheme. The color probaly could be slight enhanced or rebalaned with with a curve adjustment or a control point or two.

The perspective/point of view is strong but would be accented if the reflections in the glass were made a part of the composition or eliminated with a polarizer. Either could be made to work as an enhancement.

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#4 Wed Feb 28, 2007 1:45pm

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