Airport photo for c&c.

[hrry]

http://s3.amazonaws.com/data.tumblr...053093&Signature=BCinhXzZF+2OBahwLMjetIu37gE=

 

[RedWylder]

Nice lines and lighting (in my uneducated eye), I do wish the the tunnel "end" wasn't so centered.

 

[o hey tyler]

Is the whole airport on an angle like that? It must make for some really tricky take off's for the pilots.

 

[Forkie]

STRAIGHTEN IT!

 

[hrry]

No, i just didn't want to go for the perfect horizontal photo.

 

[hrry]

STRAIGHTEN IT!

I don't know how to, anybody?

 

[o hey tyler]

STRAIGHTEN IT!

I don't know how to, anybody?

What are you using for an editing program? Photoshop CS5 Has a ruler tool to set along the horizon. Lightroom also has the same feature.

 

[o hey tyler]

You could also work on getting it straight in camera. That would be the best way.

 

[hrry]

I would have taken it straight if i wanted to.

 

[o hey tyler]

So you didn't want to make your photo look better? Oh okay, in that case there's nothing you can do to fix it. It's destined for failure.

Why did you ask for C&C again?

 

[scotch59]

I personally like it, the angle yo gave to it definitly adds to the photo, maybe a bit of level adjustment for PP and you're good. Nice work!

 

[hrry]

Why did you ask for C&C again?

To see what people thought of the photo.

 

[o hey tyler]

Really?

So would you thank my post if I told you I liked it, and that it's perfect as is?

 

[hrry]

I personally like it, the angle yo gave to it definitly adds to the photo, maybe a bit of level adjustment for PP and you're good. Nice work!

Thank you i really like your work on Flickr too especially the cycling photos.

 

[rlemert]

I really don't see how straightening this will do much for this picture one way or another. In fact I think the tilt adds to it a bit. It makes it look like you're on the climb, and once you hit the turn ahead everything is going to be downhill again.

My biggest impression is one of claustrophobia. You don't get a lot of the outside to give you a feel of space - mostly because all you can see through the windows is other buildings. It also doesn't help that your viewpoint looks to be so close to the ceiling. I wonder what it would look like if you'd taken the picture while kneeling?