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Trying forced perspective with Dale and Isaac. This was our first time attempting this. We may have to try again.
This looks like a million miles away from New York City but that is where this scene is, in the borough of Queens.
It's also a view from surely the most unusual spot I've visited to photograph airliners by an airport. This place is no Myrtle Avenue!*
This is Jamaica Bay, used by fishermen with rods as well as nets. We also met an immigrant from Indonesia who went kayaking from the car park here, and witnessed some religious blessings which I didn't really understand.
The land visible is part of the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge maintained by the National Parks Service. I only made a brief visit to that area, but if I ever go to NYC again, I will have to explore further.
*Needless to say, New York has its own Myrtle Avenue too, about three miles north of here. The London district of Bedfont does not have the exclusive rights it seems.
Jamaica Bay, Queens, New York
28th September 2017
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Awarded Honorable mention in Architecture in non-professional category for this entry at 2008 International Photography Awards (Lucie Awards)
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Is was a dull and dreary day today, and nothing popped out at me as a good theme. So, this is as close to a staged shot as you're likely to see from me.
These shipping containers are all the same size. But I got down low with my tamron 28-75mm at the wide angle, and tried to capture a "vanishing point" type perspective shot. It's not the perfect subject for this kind of shot, but I thought the different colors of the containers made it somewhat interesting as well.
Picture taken 6 Feb 2010
Blog post: It's All About Your Perspective
Bushey Park again - another cameraphone shot. The deer keeping the leaf line trimmed works as an unusual horizon line.
Dyrham Park - The perspective painting by Samuel van Hoogstraten which is mentioned in the diary of Samuel Peyps. The painting is through a doorway which makes it look as if you can walk through it
The midnight storm had wet down the boards on the jetty. Just before sunrise the early morning light created a glow on the boards.
Perspective, Chapter Arts Centre, Cardiff, New Vic Studio, Bristol Old Vic, February 2000
Writer: Mark Ryan
Director: Jeff Teare
Designer: Carolyn Willitts
Theatre Company: Made in Wales
Photographs: Carolyn Willitts
Actors shown: Lloyd Wylde
Set in a bar in the Weimar Republic in Germany 1993, the backcloth was a painted montage of the characters from the play in the style of George Grosz. This play formed a double bill with Venus, and was designed to incorporate a quick set change in the interval.