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>>> Street Photography eXchange #86 <<<
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jacwashere
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fad
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nice midtones
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Frank
shot in downtown Manhattan.
http://sidewalkshadows.com/blog/ (street photos)
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Paulmorgan
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Thank you
xtoph
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fad
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I sense your deep feeling for the beauty of the scene.
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Frank
shot in downtown Manhattan.
http://sidewalkshadows.com/blog/ (street photos)
Always view all photos in Gallery or Original Size
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Frank
shot in downtown Manhattan.
http://sidewalkshadows.com/blog/ (street photos)
Always view all photos in Gallery or Original Size
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1drey
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Thank you, Frank!
Only the face in the sky was important so I didn'tI very much like this. It works the way it is, but I'm sure you've tried it with the vignetting weaker and/or a little more detail on the right side.
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Frank
shot in downtown Manhattan.
http://sidewalkshadows.com/blog/ (street photos)
Always view all photos in Gallery or Original Size
Look at the picture upside down and tell me again if it could be a selfie
jeff hladun
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Or, if you had tilted the camera ever-so-slightly it could have been titled: Real Estate LISTING.
Zubu Barunda
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Brilliant and very amusing.
jeff hladun
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He looks very much as if the shot was taken head-on, even though it wasn't. Such is the optical illusion of the tilt.
I originally thought the "cheat" could only be done by tilting the upper frame-line away from the converging perspective, that is to say, opposite to the way you did it. It appears as if it doesn't matter...
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I originally thought the "cheat" could only be done by tilting the upper frame-line away from the converging perspective, that is to say, opposite to the way you did it. It appears as if it doesn't matter...
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