Elizabeth Farm

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By: Roger Skinner

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Photographer	Roger Skinner {Karma:81846}
Project	#64 Work	Camera Model	Canon 5D
Categories	Architecture Historical	Film Format
Portfolio	Architecture	Lens	28-300 Canon
Uploaded	8/25/2008	Film / Memory Type	100 ISO CF Card
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Views	282	Shutter
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/
Critiques	4	Rating	Critique Only Image
Location	City - Parramatta State - NEW SOUTH WALES Country - Australia
About	the kitchen as bgv

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BILL NAGY

{K:5783} 8/25/2008

Don't be sorry, be informed. PS You have a steady hand. BILL

Roger Skinner

{K:81846} 8/25/2008

hmmm I was just concentrating too much on keeping the 28-300 still at .3 sec @ f2.8.. sorry man...

BILL NAGY

{K:5783} 8/25/2008

I like the scene very much but perhaps a lower camera angle would correct the vertical distortion slightly. BILL

Gordon Harris {K:274} 8/25/2008

Definitely has the "feel" associated with a 5D capture. Great subject. Not sure about the perspectives. The left hand side is vertical. The right hand side appears to be uncorrected which isn't a problem. But do both sides really sit comfortably together. I'm not sure what would fix the appearance. Some adjustments in Photoshop (CS3 is Filter, Distort, Lens Correction). How about exaggerating the left hand side by moving the top of the fireplace pillar towards the left.

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