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Architectural Study #23 [Point of View Photography & Various Angles ]

© Tim Fields

Architectural Study #23

Uploaded: August 28, 2002 10:32:44

Description

One is a series of architectural images exploring abstractions and the interplay of light, line and form.

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Tim Fields August 28, 2002

From the photographer:

The description should have read: "One *in* a series of...".

This was shot with a D1x and was created as a quadtone in Photoshop. I should have sharpened it again after resizing it for the web - the original is tack sharp and better reveals the undulating surface of the old paint.

This was shot with the equivalent of a 600mm lens which I use often because I'm interested in the compositions that can be found within larger more obvious architectural elements.

As a point of interest, I asked for permission from the homeowner to open the louvered door that shutters the hardwood door to introduce the opposing diagonal lines to counter the strong perspective of the pediment. I was thrilled to see that the upper edge of the opened door and the white highlight on the column completed a nice triangle. Happy accidents are always welcome. #8297


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