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Taken from a jeep, as we drove by the sea.
At Dhanushkodi, which is the place nearest to Sri Lanka in India - a mere 16 kms!
What plants would see if they could see in color instead of B&W
—OR—
What can happen when an 11 mm DX lens is used on a FX camera.
Single point perspective with 11 mm lens.
An interesting perspective experiment with an ultra wide angle lens. The camera was aimed at the horizon just below the bright light to the right of the cars and above the topiary tree. The single vanishing point is on the horizon just above the cars (See notes on photo).
The real life ≈23° angle separating the aiming and vanishing points required radical perspective adjustments.
Settings: 13 sec - Æ’/22 - ISO 640 - 11 mm
Perspective makes a big different in photography. Image taken during the OMD Goes to Party Event. Follow me on Facebook: facebook.com/johnragaiphotos
Succession de pylônes le long du building du centre des sciences, dans le vieux-port. La photo a été prise dans les marches du grand escaliers tout au bout du quai.
Deviné par Simon-M. Vaillancourt
A third shot of Romsey Abbey with the chairs out (for recording a CD). Always worth trying an off-axis view, often enhances the grandeur and perspective of a big building, as here I think.
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PERSPECTIVE PLAYGROUND BERLIN 2017
01. - 24.09.2017
Kraftwerk Berlin
Köpenicker Straße 70
So - Mi 11:00 - 21:00 Uhr
Do - Sa 11:00 - 23:00 Uhr
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Buntes Holz
Au rythme où va l'arrachage de vignes dans les coteaux lot-et-garonnais, il ne restera bientôt plus que la photographie pour trouver encore des perspectives intéressantes à la viticulture (47)
We went to the art museum yesterday and I checked out the new exhibit: "Light Years: Conceptual Art and the Photograph, 1964–1977." Fascinating. Interesting. A lot I liked, a lot I didn't. What impressed me the most was presentation; unique matting and framing ... ideas for shooting a series of images ... it was thought provoking and inspirational. I really liked the Boot Project!! 100 Boots, 1971-73. So where will I get 100 boots to do this? :-)
As we were walking around, we saw a painting we really liked from the renaissance period (forgot the artist) but the painting was breathtaking in how exquisitely the artist depicted 'atmospheric perspective.' So we launched into a long discussion on the topic.
I highly recommend taking along an art student the next time you go to an art museum! I love her perspective, her insights and how she encourages me to look at something I've seen many times in a whole different light.
".. all you....and you think..."damn, I was young...I am young....and it all happened in my mind....or I think it did....that is me....future and killer....pasted on the black of my mind....I don't need to kill my family...my brother....god....O feel the evil...the darkness......like jumping in the pool.. the water(evil) just engulfs you....the walls...they write themselves.....help me.....I don't want too..............................."
Part one..
part two www.flickr.com/photos/_ocean_/5055783139/
part 3 www.flickr.com/photos/_ocean_/5095349539/
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Saturday afternoon I walked along Black River marsh in hope of seeing that the Sandhill cranes had returned from their winter travels. I could hear them in the distance, but they were deep in the Marsh and not visible to me. It was still a good sunny, temperate day to be out and about.
From this pov the cat tail appears to be taller than the trees on the other side of the Black River...a truly enormous plant.
Shot taken of sunset at Margate harbour using my 70-200mm lens. These two people are adults and one is closer than the other to me, but the compression from the telephoto lens changes the perspective. :)
hey.
yeah,im still around. sometimes i
shoot stuff. i edit it when i feel like it.
i upload it when i feel like it.
its a strange thing.
Part of me misses the daily productive
feel of doing a new picture,but im glad
i dont have the pressure anymore.
i am truly my own worst enemy.
But i got my massive 365 book yesterday.
its a no-joke 5 pound book.
im stoked.
and i get to shoot people (and get shot)
in just a couple more days.
Aside from the painful 14 hr work day,
driving 342 miles, life is peachy.