Castle on the Mall

[jocose]

Here's what I think is a nice shot of the Smithsonian Institution's Castle. What do you think?

 

[JonMikal]

TILT!

 

[PaulJMcCain]

Woah- it must be on a hill. Good pic otherwise!

 

[JonMikal]

Woah- it must be on a hill. Good pic otherwise!

:lmao: nope, not on a hill. jo, has cronic inner ear infections. :mrgreen:

 

[jocose]

:lmao: nope, not on a hill. jo, has cronic inner ear infections. :mrgreen:

OK, so clearly this is an ongoing issue that I seem to be having. Barring eardrops or a decompression chamber, do you (or anyone else plagued with this affliction) have any suggestions as to how I can learn to compensate for this problem?

 

[jocose]

JM, can you work your magic, cuz I can't see where it's tilted.

 

[fightheheathens]

i like the glare in the windows :thumbup:
nice colors too

 

[Matty-Bass]

You actually get ear infections that makes you tilty?? , not laughing at you, but with you!

Whatever way they seem to tilt, compensate a few degrees against your judgement. Or get a tripod and line up the little bubble in the middle :lmao:

 

[Alexandra]

if you're shooting digital, there must be an option that draws a grid on the display. Doesn't beat a tripod, but still works!
Nice shot, btw.

 

[Joerocket]

very warm colors, i like it.. Jo i think maybe you should just tilt every picture you take a tad to the left in PS, i think that'll solve your problem! I think a slight crop off the bottom to get rid of those heads in the lower left and maybe even a little higher to get rid of the cars, just my opinion tho.

-Joe

 

[Killx]

Love the sun reflecting in the windows but as JM said the tilt is pretty noticable.

 

[Jeff Canes]

Has it been fix, because I do see any side ways tilt or rotation, do see some backwards tilt and natural perspective

 

[JonMikal]

Here's what I think is a nice shot of the Smithsonian Institution's Castle. What do you think?

see the difference?

jo, check your camera to see if a grid can be placed on the display. at first, it will appear as a distraction, but you will soon get used to it. i use it occasionally.

 

[Alexandra]

jo, check your camera to see if a grid can be placed on the display. at first, it will appear as a distraction, but you will soon get used to it. i use it occasionally.

just as i said.

Is it me or are the trees tilted to the left? that gives a really strange illusion, though the castle is ok...

 

[JonMikal]

the trees have a left tilt even in the original