Slovenly

[Pibe]

Hi. Here is the other one with my Tokina.
Your comment are welcome.


Slovenly by Pibe14, on Flickr
Camera Nikon D90
Exposure 0.006 sec (1/160)
Aperture f/13.0
Focal Length 11 mm
ISO Speed 160

[Bobobird]

Interesting image. Interesting angles.

I like the perspective which has all the interesting stuff in the bottom half and then the low tone fluffy sky that balances it up nicely.

[rpcrowe]

IMO, the best use of a w.a. lens is when, like in this image, you have a significantly interesting subject(s) in the foreground..

However, when I view an image with a bright sky as a major portion of the image, I often like a slight vignette of the image to basically separate the sky from the surrounding area...

[Dave Humphries]

I like it Miguel - Richard has already explained why

However, the 50% sky again distracts me, perhaps because I'm more interested in railways than clouds

I can understand why you need to shoot with 50% - to keep the camera level and avoid all sorts of problems, I just think I'd do a post shoot crop.

However, as I may have mentioned in your other thread; I still haven't yet shot with such a wide angle lens myself, so maybe when I do, I'll realise why

Cheers,

[JPS]

Nice shot Miguel.
Well done.
Cheers John

[Polar01]

Miguel: I agree about the sky a little to much of it. Using the slider at the side of the page I moved it to see what a crop off the top would look like and IMO if you brought it down until the highest telephone line was right in the Upper Left Hand Corner I believe that it would work adding another line for the eye to follow into the centre of the image. Love the image works so well in B&W.

Cheers:

Allan

[Pibe]

Interesting image. Interesting angles.

I like the perspective which has all the interesting stuff in the bottom half and then the low tone fluffy sky that balances it up nicely.

Thanks Bobo, I really appreciate your comment.

[Pibe]

IMO, the best use of a w.a. lens is when, like in this image, you have a significantly interesting subject(s) in the foreground..

However, when I view an image with a bright sky as a major portion of the image, I often like a slight vignette of the image to basically separate the sky from the surrounding area...

Thanks Richards, I really appreciate your comment ,I'm going to put in practice your suggestion.

[Pibe]

I like it Miguel - Richard has already explained why

However, the 50% sky again distracts me, perhaps because I'm more interested in railways than clouds

I can understand why you need to shoot with 50% - to keep the camera level and avoid all sorts of problems, I just think I'd do a post shoot crop.

However, as I may have mentioned in your other thread; I still haven't yet shot with such a wide angle lens myself, so maybe when I do, I'll realise why

Cheers,

Thanks Dave for your comment I really appreciate it.
I don´t have to much experience with this kind of lens, is not easy to work with the perspective and I am fighting with that.

[Pibe]

Nice shot Miguel.
Well done.
Cheers John

Thanks John,I'm glad you like this photo.
Cheer Miguel

[Pibe]

Miguel: I agree about the sky a little to much of it. Using the slider at the side of the page I moved it to see what a crop off the top would look like and IMO if you brought it down until the highest telephone line was right in the Upper Left Hand Corner I believe that it would work adding another line for the eye to follow into the centre of the image. Love the image works so well in B&W.

Cheers:

Allan

You are right Allan ,I tried it and I like.

Cheers

Miguel