Salisbury Cathedral
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Subbywan
April 28, 2017
Great shot! It'd be interesting to see you lower the angle a bit so the upper end of the reflection matches exactly the original. Then, if you really want to mess with people, rotate it all 180 deg
Subbywan
April 28, 2017
Great shot! It'd be interesting to see you lower the angle a bit so the upper end of the reflection matches exactly the original. Then, if you really want to mess with people, rotate it all 180 deg
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BenzShutter
May 05, 2017
symmetry, reflection, wonderful colors anything this picture doesn't have? Nice shot keep them coming
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garb303
March 30, 2018
Join the conversation. Add a comment or even better, a critique. Let's get better together!
garb303
March 30, 2018
Join the conversation. Add a comment or even better, a critique. Let's get better together!
garb303
March 30, 2018
I know it's a popular subject for photography, but I couldn't help notice we have both published almost the identical shot on Viewbug. The main difference is that a notice board is in mine which I could not move, but later just managed to photoshop it out for another comp. Despite getting the saturation right on my monitor, but not in Viewbug, I think you have done a better job of post processing. It's a wonderful photo. I also had to contend with 2 children swishing their hands in the water just as I was ready to take the shot! Good luck in the reflections in architecture comp.
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drbonn
April 06, 2018
Thanks a lot for your kindly comment. Indeed, your photo is similiar to this one. It's the first i see. I used a tilt/shift-lens for this Photo and create a brackting to manage the large dynamic range. The result is a fusion made by Photomatrix. At first i tryed the same perspective like you, but the shown one was my favorit, because the greater range of reflections looks better in my eyes.
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