Three Towers

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By: Greg Pauline
Copyright ©2001

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Photographer	Greg Pauline {Karma:27}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Pentax
Categories		Film Format
Portfolio		Lens
Uploaded	7/8/2001	Film / Memory Type	Illford
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Views	654	Shutter	1
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Critiques	4	Rating	Critique Only Image
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About	These tower blocks near where I live, have a strange atmosphere about them. they look like they could move if they chose.
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Surajit Mukerji {K:3889} 4/13/2003

Nice night effect

Greg Pauline {K:27} 7/9/2001

When I drove past these buildings late at night, they felt like more than miserable places to live. They felt to me like they had a life of their own, like they could uproot themselves and roam as they willed. I took this picture and I altered the contrast in photoshop to make only the lights stand out. I needed to show that we can only see what we illuminate...

Chris Hayward {K:1519} 7/9/2001

If it is impossible to get the whole
building in the shot, keep the camera level, and avoid
buying another lens or renting a helicopter, you might
consider doing the perspective correction in photoshop.
It is another skill - and it doesn't work so well if you
have overlapping foreground and background objects.

Artie Colantuono {K:12275} 7/9/2001

I agree with Gary on the exposure here...also building perspective is distorting....camera pointed up and from a corner is causing lean and fall back.....good attempt night shots are not the easiest....watch your perspective....verticals and horizontals......

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