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Fortnightly Challenge April 28 - May 11 : Perspective
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That's cool. I like how you have framed it. With just the sky and the rock it gives the feeling that the chick is on some high cliff in the middle of nowhere. Very creative.
My perspective on "perspective."
This image is what I expected to see for this category. I love the contrast of lights and darks. Nice job, johnnj
My contribution: I was cruising my neighborhood, enjoying spring, when I spotted a home with this fence and several gardens of tulips.
ISO 200, 50 mm, f/8, 1/1000
Here's another perspectivish photo.
This image is what I expected to see for this category. I love the contrast of lights and darks. Nice job, johnnj
My contribution: I was cruising my neighborhood, enjoying spring, when I spotted a home with this fence and several gardens of tulips.
ISO 200, 50 mm, f/8, 1/1000
Love this photo - beautifully minimalist.
At the risk of filling this thread with upshots of lighthouses/towers, here's my submission, taken at the decommissioned power plant at Thorp Marsh, UK
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Nice photo. I like the colors. The contrast between the flower garden and the fence is great. Nice use of perspective.///
My contribution: I was cruising my neighborhood, enjoying spring, when I spotted a home with this fence and several gardens of tulips.
ISO 200, 50 mm, f/8, 1/1000
This photo has great possibilities. I think I would like to see the center of the corridor a bit off center, and maybe a more unusual point of view. Maybe low to the floor to exaggerate things more.MIT's infinite corridor underground!
Canon EOS 5D II + 24-105L @ 24mm, ISO 640, f/4, 1/10
This is a fun photo. Nice capture of action from a good low perspective. We see a lot of shots like this of dogs and such, but the viewpoint sets it apart.
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I really like this one, it looks great in B&W. Where did you take it and what is the language? It looks like Arabic.My contributions:
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Thanks Dale! That is a sculpture in front of a public library in Sarasota, Florida. The "inscriptions," for lack of a better word, are in many different languages. I shot this with my Nikon D40, Sigma 10-20mm at 11mm, f/9, 1/250th, ISO 200, and converted it to black-and-white in Aperture 3 (along with a few other tweaks).
I actually have another shot of the first floor Infinite Corridor, shot from the bottom steps of the other end (so a bit lower, but not floor level).
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I love this angle on the corridor. I especially like the railings in the foreground on either side.
I love this ... I'm always a sucker for a great sky and a water view, even if the water is mostly just a hint, as it is here. The stairs invite me to more in forward: What is on the other side of the landing, and down the stairs? I wonder if this would have shown the perspective even more, if you had moved slightly to the left, so that you could have caught more of the sun on the railings? Either way, I do love this photo.
