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By: The Armed Eye
Copyright ©2005

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Photographer	The Armed Eye {Karma:3563}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Bessa L
Categories	Cityscape	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	CV 4/25
Uploaded	7/18/2005	Film / Memory Type	Superia 200
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Critiques	4	Rating	Pending / 0 Ratings
Location	City - Paris State - Country - France
About	Belleville, a building which has survived all redevelopments of the quartier
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Roger Williams

{K:86139} 7/19/2005

That explains it. The rule I was taught is that the vertical nearest to the CENTER of the image is what has to be straight to avoid the appearance of rotation. If you make this straight then you get symmetrical leaning verticals on both sides, which are more acceptable (up to a point, of course) and can be straightened simultaneously, of course, is unacceptable. Forgive the nit-picking. I really DO like the picture!! It was my failure to observe this rule that made my futuristic "Modern Tokyo" building look as if it was leaning...

The Armed Eye {K:3563} 7/19/2005

The frontwall of the shack leans back indeed in reality. The verticals were adjusted related to the black tube on top of the pile which is 100% vertical here.

Roger Williams

{K:86139} 7/18/2005

Bertram, we have some of those in Japan, although it takes great determinatioin to resist the combination of blandishments and threats that the developers use as motivation. I like the sepia toning, but isn't it leaning slightly to the right?

Branimir Fagarazzi {K:38367} 7/18/2005

Nice motiv.

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