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    Re: Crane

    Aah...where's the bird?

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    Re: Crane

    Quote Originally Posted by chauncey View Post
    Aah...where's the bird?
    If you look carefully you will see it sitting on the end of that extra long jib.

    At that angle, an otherwise plain scene looks really interesting.

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    Re: Crane

    Quote Originally Posted by chauncey View Post
    Aah...where's the bird?
    I came in search of the bird, too!

    Melania, the crane height forced you to tilt your camera a bit to the sky to put it in the frame. This caused a perspective distortion on your image. You can easily correct this with PP techniques. For instance, PS can do it under "Filter/Lens correction" menu. Composition wise, I think you could have added more space around the crane. I feel it is a bit too tight in the frame. Specially when shooting architecture, it is important to have some space for the perspective distortion corrections. This is just my humble opinion.

    Below is a quick perspective correction edit just to show it what I meant about the perspective. I needed to add some canvas to do this. Hope you dont mind me posting this edit. If that bothers you, just let me know and I will remove it promptly.
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    Hope that is of any help.

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    Re: Crane

    If you look carefully you will see it sitting on the end of that extra long jib
    If that were true...one should discern a cream colored splat on the ground.

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    Re: Crane

    Quote Originally Posted by Otavio View Post
    I came in search of the bird, too!

    Melania, the crane height forced you to tilt your camera a bit to the sky to put it in the frame. This caused a perspective distortion on your image. You can easily correct this with PP techniques. For instance, PS can do it under "Filter/Lens correction" menu. Composition wise, I think you could have added more space around the crane. I feel it is a bit too tight in the frame. Specially when shooting architecture, it is important to have some space for the perspective distortion corrections. This is just my humble opinion.

    Below is a quick perspective correction edit just to show it what I meant about the perspective. I needed to add some canvas to do this. Hope you dont mind me posting this edit. If that bothers you, just let me know and I will remove it promptly.
    My quick edit
    Crane

    Hope that is of any help.

    Hello I agree with you! Thank you
    Melania

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