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LOL.............what a great optical illusion shot, Tony! If it were hanging on the wall, I can just imagine lots of folks would want to straighten it! LOL

Seriously, it's a really great shot.
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'Photography is the art of seeing what others do not.'

 
That really makes your eyes/brain go funny. Maybe I'll stick to taking shots like this in future just in case my E-3 has a wonky viewfinder ;-)

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TB2 said:
I took this shot of a metal-clad building for the colours and
repeated lines. When I processed it I noticed an optical illusion.
Well, it's either that or my sensor isn't rectangular any more :-)
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. . . . YOUR sensor has not been rectangular for some time now ! It now appears that your cameras' sensor has followed suit.

That being the case . . . . it's still a rather nifty photo.

Thanks for sharing.

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Awesome shot!

I was thinking that a 11x14" print of that would look great on my wall, but then I got thinking about how anal I am about keeping photos on the wall straight and that I would spend the rest of eternity trying to level that thing...Like some kind of bad dream.

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