Vipermike wrote:
What a great building Adam. But who drank all the Champagne. hummm...?
Unfortunately I was working there, In fact we started hours before it opened and by the time we finished I was shattreed and only wanted to get home. Needed a wider lens, c'est la vie.
The Macon Verze and St Aubin took a hit when I did get home!!
Tremendous shot, Adam! I don't think you needed a wider lens because it's cropped perfectly. I love the way the forms are balanced within the shot. If you had a wider lens you probably would have wound up cropping it to exactly the same.
Strad wrote:
Tremendous shot, Adam! I don't think you needed a wider lens because it's cropped perfectly. I love the way the forms are balanced within the shot. If you had a wider lens you probably would have wound up cropping it to exactly the same.
All best wishes,
Endre
It was only a very slight cropping just for alignment really, I nearly posted it as shot. It would have been shot with a wider lens but no-one was home when it arrived on Friday so I couldn't play with it Saturday and will now have to wait for it to be redelivered Tuesday!!
Its a great station to wander round with a Camera, just wish I'd had room for my tripod, had a great idea but couldn't shoot it. C'est la vie.
Adam
Mar 16, 2008 at 06:23 PM
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mark nicoll wrote:
Great picture Adam you must have got there a little earlier than me cause it was packed later on. Have a good trip and take care
Mark
Yep, whilst you were setting up first thing I went a wandering and this is what I got.
If I see any alternative sandy sidewalks...
I don't think you needed a wider lens because it's cropped perfectly. I love the way the forms are balanced within the shot. If you had a wider lens you probably would have wound up cropping it to exactly the same. 