Wonderful photos. You did a great job on the tonality of so many of
them.
Is the picture of the door ever so slightly crooked? Or is that just
perspective and I'm just desperate to find any imperfection in your work
to salve my fragile ego?
Technically, both the door and the picture are crooked. Basically,
after however many centuries (Rochester is the second oldest cathedral
in England, which is saying something) there are pretty much no right
angles anywhere in the architecture. I corrected the image slightly in
Lightroom, but I didn't try to get it perfectly square as I find this
always looks unnatural. I leave these things a bit wonky, but not as
wonky as they are in real life.
On 2026-01-14 11:46, Mark Roberts wrote:
Larry Colen wrote:
>Wonderful photos. You did a great job on the tonality of so many of
>them.
>Is the picture of the door ever so slightly crooked? Or is that just
>perspective and I'm just desperate to find any imperfection in your work
>to salve my fragile ego?
Technically, both the door and the picture are crooked. Basically,
after however many centuries (Rochester is the second oldest cathedral
in England, which is saying something) there are pretty much no right
angles anywhere in the architecture. I corrected the image slightly in
Lightroom, but I didn't try to get it perfectly square as I find this
always looks unnatural. I leave these things a bit wonky, but not as
wonky as they are in real life.
>On 2026-01-14 11:46, Mark Roberts wrote:
>> ...including a shot of Bob W. looking stylish.
>>
>> Most of the shots are from London but there are a few from our day
>> trip to Rochester.
>>
>> https://www.flickr.com/photos/166715344@N04/albums/72177720331470983
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