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A perspective I made for an interior designer.
Design concept by Patricia Lopez (Lopez Design Studio)
Modeled in 3DS Max. Rendered with mental ray.
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Vector graphic Perspective / Shapes Pack available for free download at www.free-vectors.com in EPS / AI vector format.
Linhof Kardan Standard / Schneider Symmar / Agfa MCP paper negative
When you pick a rail camera for the first time, you tend to use it like a rigid camera for some time, until you begin to understand how it really works and that the advantages of such a camera don't end with the large frame size.
When you want to control perspective, you stop taking pictures with your intuition and start MAKING them with your intellect instead. This is such a picture, with the rail camera close to the subject, rail facing down and vertical convergence eliminated. This is how our brains tell us we see things, even if we don't really see them like that. That is the reason for perspective control: making pespective look real in the 2d, decieving light in order to look into the frame the same way our brains decieve us to see things.
Of course, if you are not obsessed with a naturalistic view of photography, this gets boring and you start looking for something else. In the meantime you stop worrying about perspective control and maybe even start twisting perspective yourself...
Perspective view of one of the main support towers of the Golden Gate Bridge, with billowing clouds coming through the suspension cables
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.
In the current economy, it's easy to forget some of the simple blessings of life like the one that came ouf of this gift bag.
Taken for Active Assignment Weekly: Perspectives
WIT: Recruited my 7 yr old to get up at dawn and made our way to the peak of a local bridge. Had to bring a stool since he was shorter than the wall. Waited till the sun got over the horizon and had him hold the bag up just so and coached him to look at the bag as if something was floating out of it. He did great.
Shot with polarizer to control glare on highest aperture I could get. Flash so that his face didn't get washed out. Cropped since there was a parking lot to the left and light contrast adjustment. Added border.
Went to donut shop to buy my son the donut I promised him if he helped with picture. :)
Perspectives by Trey Watkins. The blocks ranged from about 6 inches high to about 10 feet high and you can only see the phrase on a specific location. There were many words spelled, like Perspectives, Home, Where are you, Make a Wish.
so i printed out the blown up thumbnail sketch to my working size about 13x19. had to get the fire escape perspective just right before i continued- so here it is. took a lot of time but it paid off. had to make sure the rails didn't fall right into the windows or i would have had to move them and ruin the composition. shifting the figure and the building ect. worke out pretty well i think.
process for my recent Sandman Mystery Theatre piece.
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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Story: perspective.
Traditional coal in Cànoves.
La Carbonera de Cànoves, on fem encara el carbó, s'encén, s'ha de tapar ràpidament abans que es cremi tot.
“Everything we hear is an opinion, not a fact. Everything we see is a perspective, not the truth.”
Marcus Aurelius
“Old places and old persons in their turn, when spirit dwells in them, have an intrinsic vitality of which youth is incapable, precisely, the balance and wisdom that come from long perspectives and broad foundations”
George Santayana