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Another shot from my trip to the college. This time I got in front of the trees and laid down on my back. It may look a little tight in the frame but I couldn't get any further back.
f/8, 1/15s, ISO 100, 14mm
All comments and mods welcome as usual.
Phil
| Camera: | Olympus E-510 |
| Lens: | Olympus 14-42mm |
| Recording media: | RAW (digital) |
| Title: | Wakefield College 2 |
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| Uploaded: | 20 Jul 2010 - 3:02 PM |
| Tags: | Architecture, Castleford, Glasshoughton, Wakefield college |
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Comments
The best of the series. What makes this better is that it is a dramatic rendering of the building, enhancing the scale, angles and shape by the position youve taken, and the lens used. the distortions introduced by the lens work in your favour here too. I like the warmth of the evening sum on one side, and the blue tone of darkness encroaching on the other side. Im not sure if you have added some blue to the clouds or they were like this, but would think a little less in the clouds might look better, while retaining it in the building.
Building like this, with lines and sharp angles, are well suited to mono, so I suggest you think about that and have loaded a mod.
Regards
Willie
Thanks Willie, I was actually going to delete it as I thought it was overcooked in processing and it has a distinct cyan cast (pointed out by NewmanP on the previous shot). I was just working on another version where I have adjusted white balance (reaping the benefits of RAW). I had a go at a mono conversion but I wasn't too sure.
Cheers,
Phil
No Phil...As soon as I saw it I thought yes this is better, very dramatic building shot...Well seen and photographed. Congrats Chen.
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