Trinity College Panoramic

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Feb
25

Ok I promise this is the last image from Trinity for now and its also my first attempt at a panoramic shot. With much perspective correcting and warping I am finally happy with the result. Tell me what you think?


4 Comments to “Trinity College Panoramic”

  • February 26, 2007 at 6:35 am
    steve says:

    Dude

    You need to work on the veticals, the foreground corners of the buildings are not vertical

    its almost as if the whole image is bulging slightly around the central vertical axis as if the world is a much tighter curve

    I think there is too much foreground, ie pavement too

    I would be tempted to crop the LHS to lose the van and the dude in the white and maybe crop the RHS to lose the half car

  • February 26, 2007 at 3:37 pm
    McAWilliams says:

    Strangely its the bulge effect that I love in this shot. I was kind of hoping for a fisheye feel and not perfect perspective thats why i left the pavement there as it really shows of the curve. Also I should probably change what I wrote for the discription of the image, yes I perspective corrected but was unhappy hence I went for the warping.

  • February 26, 2007 at 5:57 pm
    sh says:

    I like it… could almost be a postcard. I didn’t notice the van on the left but did notice the grotty trailer on the right. I kinda like the bulge too.

  • February 27, 2007 at 9:45 pm
    caitriona says:

    very cool! i too really like the ‘distorted’ perspective. and i love the symmetry of the two pillared buildings. it kinda reminds me a little bit of these that i was looking at last night. much fun!

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