Contributed by I Khot
As simple as it is, I found this photograph to be somewhat an alternative view of a typical architecture image. Originally, I had to take two separate photographs of the building and the sky at the same angle so that neither would be underexposed. In class, I combined them and played around a bit in photoshop, giving an interesting dimension to the building or maybe, the piano...
Wednesday, January 11
Lines of the Sky
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Wow Igor, I like this image a lot. You must have been saving it because I had not seen it before you turned it in today. I like the slight Photoshop stretch that you gave it. Also I am impressed that you are using two photographs at different exposures, did you remember to take your tripod? Great job.
Very nice piece! The lines lead the eye through the photo.
The exposure seems perfect. You did a very nice job of combining these photos. There's no detail lost in either part of the photo, but it still looks realistic. Well done. Just a few years ago, you would have had to use neutral density filters over your lens (and have them perfectly positioned) to pull this off [what a hassle!]. But now we have digital... and you've taken advantage of it quite well. Nice one.
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