My Goth side really made me play with this image during processing :)
Stairway by Ian Theobald, on Flickr
Stairway by Ian Theobald, on Flickr
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Last edited by Tigger; 25-05-2017, 10:35.:- Ian
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Another good one Ian - you certainly have some nice buildings in your part of the world. Is it my imagination or is there a slight lean in the stairs; left side lower than right? -
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Enjoying the processing, and the tons of detail here; but the background doorway and landing area needs some perspective correction I feel. My eye is drawn to the off-line angles...Cheers;
Lee
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thanks for the feedback Tony & Lee
I've made a slight adjustment that maybe will address your points. The image has been twisted around quite a bit as I was at an odd angle taking this as I saw it the moment I walked into the building, so just managed to get this before loads of people came in. Then afterwards never had a clear shot, So processed this one:- Ian
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I'm so used to seeing these shots without anyone in them it's easy to forget the 'public' may get in your way.
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yep annoying, I walked in and was able to get lined up quickly but I knew it wasn't totally right, but it was clear, that never happened againOriginally posted by Tony Hawkins View PostI'm so used to seeing these shots without anyone in them it's easy to forget the 'public' may get in your way.
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I like how it leads you in , but think it would of looked better if you hadn`t clipped the arch at the top , sounds like you were in a bit of rush dew to the public though .Comment
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Beautifully done Ian
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Another great shot Ian. You should really make all these types of images into a book or collection of some sortAlan.
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cheers for the feedback guy - yes agreecFallow, but I have another version without it being clipped:- Ian
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I really like the symmetry of these sort of shots, well spotted
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I really enjoy your 'mood' work Ian. Very nice. Can see what the others are saying and it would be nice to have all these locations to ourselves... dam public... but I can still enjoy the result of hard work.
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