Project for Client - Best view larger

Had to shoot for an architect firm a building which is too close to

get it all in. I used a fish eye lens and correct the lens distortion

with CS3, also changed the cloudy sky which didn't blend well with the

white building. Now it's hanging in a frame in their conference room.

excellent processing

Way to go Alec! I just knew you could do it ;-)

I often copy an image like your raw shot and use it to perfect my PSP skills. I am also somewhat surprised at the number of `architectural' shots that are posted without any correction of perspective.

It used to be that such photos were done with a view camera, or a tilt/shift lens. Now we have the luxury of dealing with distortion after-the-fact on a computer.

Nice work as always!

Thanks for appreciating Mary, Dave. Sometimes we have to read what the client needs are, like in this case. many architectural firms require exact perspective and sometimes that is quite difficult. The building is too close and there is a hill slope, so going backwards is out of the question.

 

To get the correct perspective a photographer probably require a crane to lift him up from a further location. Thanks to digital software we can save money and a satisfied client means more business. ^_^

Excellent digital enhancement work. The proof is right there. I'm sure you client is very happy and your skill is evident!

 

Regards,

Maria

Thanks for the lesson ;-) Very nice demonstration. Regards, Jean-Marc

Perfect work.. Very good.. Best regards..

very well done .

Una magnifica correccion de lente y una estupenda edicion.

 

Un cordial saludo -Tolo.

Amazing! I like how you've eliminated the car, and the sky looks great.

Regards. Ali.

Amazing! How on earth did you do that?!?!?!

 

Genius!

 

Rob

 

Beautiful panorama work.Nice work.Beautiful work.Best Wishes

Henceforth, Alec Ee, the renowned photographer, will also be known as The Conjurer:-)

 

Excellent digital enhancement, dear Alec.

TQ Sircar, working with clients means understanding their needs. A competent photographer has to be able to manage post processing and creative layout as well. To be successful we have to function just like an ad agency. ^_^

Dear Alec, I agree entirely with you. I know how you have built up your reputation by sheer hard work and excellence in profession. I am your admirer and wish you all the best. I only wish, I should be able to meet you and others friends in Singapore, someday.

I am sure we will meet one day Sircar, after all I shared some quality time your son in Singapore this year and he spoke very highly of you. You must be very proud of him. Congrats.