as high as the sky

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By: Amy Astolfi
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Photographer	Amy Astolfi {Karma:160}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Canon 300D
Categories	Architecture	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Canon 18-55mm EFS f/3.5-5.6
Uploaded	7/5/2006	Film / Memory Type	sandisk ultraII
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Location	City - State - Country - United States
About	Library Building at University of Massachusetts Amherst
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Amy Astolfi {K:160} 7/7/2006

Thanks Mark...for the suggestion. It is a small adjustment, but i see what you are saying. I will try to experiment more with these types of buildlings.
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Mark Longo {K:12760} 7/7/2006

Very nice, I love the use of perspective lines here! Perhaps it could be cropped with a little less sky, since the sky doesn't contain color or cloud and is not adding much interest to the shot. Yet the crop can be easily over done because if you crop out too much sky the building has the appearance of being foreshortened and the long perspective lines seem to loose their impact. I tried a crop of this where I took out a bit of the sky and thyen also narrowed the shot a bit to compensat, since the tall narrow aspect of the shot helps to make the perspective lines look longer.

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