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different style than i usually do. trying something new for a change.
oh and there was no fisheye done to this photo. just a generic lens. the building was actually like that.
I regularly see photographers taking shots of this statue and trying out different angles of view.
Processed for Sliders Sunday.
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The storms rolled through the day before cutting off our intended visit to the Kalbarri National Park, so our visit the next day had to be quick as we had to head south.
This meant we were limited to the Kalbarri Skywalk. Hopefully, we will get back soon to do at least an overnight walk into the gorges.
Gascoyne Murchison Outback Pathway Exploration July-August 2020 - #GMOPE 102.
Perspective of daily chores and loss of focus in the distance.
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Here's a rejected action shot I took earlier this week. We ended up reshooting at a different angle to make it a bit more intense. I still like this shot because it is actually 1 photo, and not a photoshop composite. The Messerschmitt is on a piece of glass 2 feet off the ground. Underneath are some of Yitzy's micro tanks and one of our play mats to give that cool forced perspective. Clouds, tip vortices, and prop spin were added in post :)
Saw this old man in Varanasi who spent atleast half an hour sincerely trying to fix his glasses. It was just a simple piece of thread that had come off and he was trying to tie it on either ends of the specs. The way he went about it suggested that simple piece of thread was the only thread he could afford. Made me realise that things we consider as insignificant holds a lot of significance for many others.
Kallmorgen Tower, Hamburg, Germany
Architect: Werner Kallmorgen, Hamburg, Germany
This office building was originally built for IBM and is modelled on a Hollerith punch card. However, the punch card impression is hard to recognise at this angle of vision here and with windows opened.
For further informations: www.kallmorgen-tower.de/8/
Taken just before sunset today, on a overcast day.
Camera: Canon 5d mark ii
Lens: Canon 17-40mm f4L usm
Filters: ND110