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By: Wayne Harridge

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Photographer	Wayne Harridge {Karma:18292}
Project	#40 Street Photography	Camera Model	Voigtlander Bessa-L
Categories	Architecture People Street	Film Format
Portfolio	Melbourne Fed Sq	Lens	Heliar 15mm f4.5
Uploaded	1/4/2005	Film / Memory Type	Fuji Superia X-tra 400
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	744	Shutter
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/16
Critiques	5	Rating	Pending / 0 Ratings
Location	City - Melbourne State - VICTORIA Country - Australia
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Todd Miller {K:16464} 1/27/2005

excellent use of the 15mm. i love these extreme wide angle shots. great lines in this one. well done.
todd

ISMAEL MARCOS {K:10535} 1/17/2005

THIS IS A FANTASTIC SHOT.
THERE ARE MANY READINGS HERE.
REGARDS.
ISML.

Wayne Harridge

{K:18292} 1/5/2005

G'day Neal,

Architects these days seem to be avoiding verticals, several new buildings in Melbourne have angled walls, only thing you can do is level the camera with a spirit level and hope the result is reasonable. This shot was hand held though, but luckily came out looking "architecturally" correct.

Neal Nye {K:15827} 1/5/2005

Nice job of keeping the verticals vertical. It looks like maybe all these buildings were leaning outward, so when you pointed your camera up at them it straightened them out. A stroke of genius.

po-pad {K:1451} 1/4/2005

I like it.

M.

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