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Not something I usually do, but of always loved some of the angles by the river Wear in Durham. There's a million and one shots to be had!
This is the entry way of Discovery Green Tower from a different angle. When editing, I noticed the one lone figure in the window and I simply couldn't take her out of the shot. Why? Well, I am glad you asked. She adds perspective to the shot and shows how giganticus the grand entrance really is.
Where did the weekend go? I did manage to get ten good shots fully processed from what I shot on Friday.
Image taken during a fabulous holiday in Whistler, British Columbia, Canada. This particular shot the famous Black Tusk peak of the Garibaldi National Park, as seen from Whistler-Blackcomb. Shot on February 9th, 2011.
Image shot with a Panasonic Lumix G1, 14-45mm lens. Processing carried out in CS5.
Much, much better when viewed in large.
look how crowded it was on the field....
& this was just a small portion of the balloons going up.... =)
Week 127 : "Forced Perspective" Entry
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bumblebee
A couple weeks ago, my classroom made a guided visit in the Eliana, an industry of ceramics pavement floor.
I took some pictures there and these are some interesting that I decided to post.
We photographers are always looking for the best perspective. A friend of mine decided she would sacrifice warmth for perfection. This shot sort of sums up what we are all about.
Another Perspective At The Cafe, with Lemon Drizzle Bites and a Double Macciato, Park Way Newbury Saturday 25/10/2014 16:45 BST
Olympus PEN Lite E-PL7 LUMIX G X Vario 14-42/F3.5-5.6 at 39mm f/5.6 1/100 ISO400
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Buntes Holz
This place is good for plenty of birds in spring and summer, but today...
Well it is good for majestic views of the Rocky Mountains! At this time of day the atmospheric perspective is quite pronounced!
Majestic View Nature Center, 12-28-10.
Ok this is I hope a semi decent example of a forced perspective shot. One where the subject has a relationship to the second subject which is usually in the background in a place that forces you to look toward it.
Hope that makes sense.
The relationship here is the speakers at the front(from Logitech) which produce sound just like the guitar in the background does.
This was really quickly setup so I haven't put a huge amount of effort in at 1am in the morning.
Ollie :)
"New landmark building providing cutting edge innovative research lavoratory facilities. Glass-walled structure with applied Bruce McLean art, with dramatic interior including irregular range of pods such as the spectacular orange molecular pod.
Architect: Alsop Architects/Amec
Year: 2005"
booklet for Open House London 2005, p55
Institute of Cell & Molecular Science
Queen Mary College
4 Newark Street
London E1 2AT
18th Sep, 2005.
