Examples of how hard it is to straighten architectural images to satisfy the viewer’s eye.
The wheel was high above my head I had to reach up and shoot blind.
Let me know what you think.
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Phoneography: Architecture At the Golden Hour
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Beautiful shots. Do you have any idea what the sculpture stands for. Interesting.
Neal
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It’s gorilla sculpture meaning, an unnamed person just nailed a boot and a wheel to a pole. Glad you liked them…Sorry to hear about your health scare, glad you’re getting the care you need.
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I enjoyed each image of the Golden Hour for their composition, details and lighting. The last one held my attention and curiosity. Happy Photo Challenge.
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Hope you noticed the Golden Gate Bridge and SF in the distance on #3.
Thanks for the constructive comment.
Happy Monday,
Carol
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Indeed I did. One of my most favorite sights to watch, especially from different vantage points.
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I especially liked the first one with its straight lines and curved, off course path!
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The first one does look like a far away land, but would you believe it’s the veranda of The Holiday Inn where we were staying. I still want to walk on that path too. 🙂
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I love the first photo’s lines, and framing. That last one is very interesting!
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Thanks Angeline, Check out comment above for where #1 was taken.
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Stunning photos. It is hard to chose which I love the most. 😀
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Thank you Raewyn 😀
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Very nice work here, Carol. The angles on the first photo make it so interesting
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I guess I have “a thing” for birds…even origami with their shadows…
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It may be difficult to get the lines straight, but you have managed it beautifully! They are all interesting shots, but I especially like the one with the origami shadows. 🙂
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So glad to get some love for the birds. Thanks for the comments.
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