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Fred Berg

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This is all about symmetry and it is just a tiny bit off in that respect. You could use skew or similar PS edits to even up the stuff around the edges. That would leave only the center, where the sign is a little fatter on the left, but that's barely noticeable.
 
This is all about symmetry and it is just a tiny bit off in that respect. You could use skew or similar PS edits to even up the stuff around the edges. That would leave only the center, where the sign is a little fatter on the left, but that's barely noticeable.


Thanks for the info, Ken. I don't have PS or LR or any of those things - is there a free software that can be used for this sort of editing?
 
I hear GIMP can do pretty much everything PS does, but I have not used it myself. It also has the reputation of not being that user-friendly, but I guess none of this software is when you first use it.
 
I hear GIMP can do pretty much everything PS does, but I have not used it myself. It also has the reputation of not being that user-friendly, but I guess none of this software is when you first use it.

Thanks, I'll take a look at it.
 
I'm with Ken, these shots are about symmetry and lines, got to nail that center.
 
and maybe add some contrast
 
I'm with Ken, these shots are about symmetry and lines, got to nail that center.

Well, I'm at work near this place a couple of times a week, so a wee bit of practice with this in mind will be coming up...
 
Oh, yeah - we're there now. I can't see anything I would change.
 
Oh, yeah - we're there now. I can't see anything I would change.

Thanks, Ken. I tried a few more shots on the following day, but this is the better one so far.
 
Yeah this one is much more satisfying ... but (and I know you can't control this) that vertical piece on the upper floor is out of line. It'd drive me crazy enough to spend two hours shopping it into line. Nonetheless it is a beautiful photo :-)
 
Yeah this one is much more satisfying ... but (and I know you can't control this) that vertical piece on the upper floor is out of line. It'd drive me crazy enough to spend two hours shopping it into line. Nonetheless it is a beautiful photo :)

Thanks. Perhaps architects do this sort of thing on purpose!
 

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