Iowa Capitol

[The Barbarian]

 

[timor]

Ho ho ! Very nice ! For me this palette of colors sits very well and the sky makes the shot. However I feel there is something wrong with the perspective, there is a tilt to the right. Correct that and it will be perfect.

 

[The Barbarian]

It's the steps in the foreground slanting to the right, as they are in the actual structure. Put a grid on the picture and check the horizontals and verticals on the building. There's a slight perspective convergence, and that's about it.

 

[timor]

It's the steps in the foreground slanting to the right, as they are in the actual structure. Put a grid on the picture and check the horizontals and verticals on the building. There's a slight perspective convergence, and that's about it.

Not horizontal steps ? Really ? It looks more like you were standing to the right from the building center and kept the lens up. The horizon is tilted.

 

[charlie76]

Way tilted...and HDR-a-liscous...if your into it

 

[TwoTwoLeft]

You eyeball-engineering needs a little work... It also appears to have a magenta cast to it.

 

[roentarre]

Great impact from the photo. The sky looks incredible with the details from the structure

 

[The Barbarian]

You eyeball-engineering needs a little work...

Used a grid for the building to be sure. There's a bit of convergence at the left and right from tilt, but that's about it. Went back and tried rotating it, but then all the poles were leaning.

 

[The Barbarian]

Great impact from the photo. The sky looks incredible with the details from the structure

The sky is pretty much what makes it work. Without that, it wouldn't be much of a shot.

 

[HughGuessWho102 17]

Leveled and lens distortion removed.

View attachment 16142

 

[The Barbarian]

Just checked it. Columns are no longer perpendicular.

Let's see if we can put those steps in place without messing up the building...



Not bad. Thanks for the help.

 

[timor]

Now it is classic. Thank you for the effort. Everything because you where standing 4-5 steps from the centre, but the lack of perfect symmetry actually feels good.