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Another perspective of Trifels Castle, Annweiler, Palatia, where Richard I. Lionheart, King of England was kept for ransom in 1193-1194. Allegedly because he did not prevent that the flag of Leopold V. Duke of Austria was dishonored.
Tamron 500mm f/8.0 about 90% crop.
I've been meaning to take the camera round some of the wee closes in Elgin for ages, so last Saturday I did. I love the perspective down these wee lanes, and the strong sunlight cast some stonking shadows.
Just a different perspective to see things. Shot made during our photowalk in Heidelberg (Flickr Klub Karlsruhe).
Canon EOS 40D
1/30s
ISO 320
f/13
Heidelberg,
Germany
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From a new project which will be looking at the urban environment in a sightly different way. The idea is to look at the Urban Landscape from different perspective, to abstract the detail, look at things completely out of context or in odd juxtapositions.
It's funny to see a lion cub with a wide angle perspective, especially when he puts his paw on the camera!
A break from the B&W October Project. Whatever...I'm a day ahead and never thought I could go this far without sharing a sunset.
Today left more to be desired but it's SUMMER (weatherwise) in the Central Coast and a sunset like this can always change a mood! No more marine layer, only hot days and huge waves. I'd clean a toilet to see this view only a couple times a month!
I have a DARK B&W planned for tomorrow and will be shooting in Big Sur all Saturday....but a guilty pleasure fake tilt shift with my new 70-200 was in order. I love Focal Point. OnOne is just too good.
I used to HATE sunsets like this............ for shooting of course. Who could complain about this? A super wide-angle lens addict like me, of course. No clouds, a uniform color in the sky... Finding out how much I love the bigger glass for landscapes. I would have never shot this with my 16-35.
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Avec par ordre d'apparition : le Bassin de Neptune, le Dirty Corner, et le Sky Mirror d'Anish Kapoor, puis le château.
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Had a blast in Buffalo, as I said before, I started shooting self portraits and I shot a bunch while visiting. I enjoyed the perspective the wide angle lens gives and Buffalo had plenty of opportunities to use it.
Perspective's have been the subject of my own photography lesson. All that means is I pay a lot more attention to using it to my advantage....Not just in shots with my legs dangling.
A child's view of the Carifiesta Parade this afternoon while sitting on his dad's (?) shoulders.. soaking it all up