wesley_seeger 0 Posted March 17, 2008 nicely conceived! I wonder if the architect intended that perspective? Link to comment
gsphotoguy 3 Posted March 17, 2008 The play of the intersecting curves is very interesting but, I'm not sure of the position of the oval in the ceiling. Were there any other places along the lower section of stairs where you could see it all? Link to comment
stefano_cariolato 0 Posted March 17, 2008 Good photo from a very original point of view. Compliments. Link to comment
Tom Wiggins Photography 0 Posted March 17, 2008 Thank you all for your comments. If I vist Winterthur again, I'll look for a different angle that might capture the oval completely. Link to comment
Christal1664882414 0 Posted July 8, 2008 Actually, I love the asymmetry of this shot. Good composition and DOF. Bravo! I can't tell what that silver thing is coming out of the upper railing.....I might consider getting rid of that, as I think it would improve the shot. Link to comment
Tom Wiggins Photography 0 Posted July 13, 2008 Christal: Thank you for the suggesting removing the silver thing. They are lights, and they were removed in the version I printed, guess I should update photo.net, too Link to comment
gheur 0 Posted April 2, 2009 Absolutely great picture. The only thing I just maybe, MAYBE, would change is the rather strong light on the lower part of the picture. I think it's a little too much light, almost as if a flash strobe bounced on something. Maybe if the lights where a little more even alonside the entire frame.... Anyway, lets emphasize what's really important: GREAT PICTURE. Regards, Gaspar Link to comment
ivan stanic 0 Posted July 27, 2009 Marvelous! Great eyes on both sides of the camera! :) I like this photo very much!I agree, you should darken the lower part, and add more light to the eye itself. The oval is just on the right spot.Now, another great thing about this photo is that it gives you a lot of oportunity to play. Rotate it 180 deg and replace the oval so that it touches the lower part of the eye (in the rotated photo) which will give pretty much mean look to the eye. After that, add another mirrored copy of the same image to the right hand side and you'll get both eyes! Be careful about the position of the oval so you don't get cross eyed look! :)Now, add another mirrored copy of the whole composition.........Anyway, the photo is just great as it is. I just like to play. Link to comment
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