"The Staircase..."

[enezdez14]

X Pro 2
f/4.0
ISO 4000
1/125 Sec.
Fujifilm XF 23 mm f/2 R WR
23 mm Equivalent 35 mm

(Processed In LR, Colour Efex Pro 4, & Silver Efex Pro2)

Thanks For Looking Any Comments/Criticism Will Be Appreciated.

Cheers,

Enezdez

 

[tirediron]

I like this; I just wish you hadn't cropped the RH edge of the lower stairs...

 

[enezdez14]

I like this; I just wish you hadn't cropped the RH edge of the lower stairs...

The image is not cropped, that's how I shot it, to make the tree fit...this is at my doctor's new office building. I will be back in December, I can re-shoot with a wider angle lens... And maybe the tree by then metamorphosis into a "Christmas Tree..."

Thanks For The Input!

 

[tirediron]

The image is not cropped, that's how I shot it, to make the tree fit...

Fair enough; "cropped" can refer to something done either compositionally, or in post.

I can re-shoot with a wider angle lens...

You could also shoot a two image vertical pano!

 

[Jeff1549 49]

Nice one.....

 

[wannabe photographer]

very nice

 

[OldManJim]

Nice - if you re-shoot it, I'd use a wider angle lens and a lower perspective (closer to the floor).

 

[Derrel]

Needs a tiny bit of clockwise rotation.

 

[enezdez14]

The image is not cropped, that's how I shot it, to make the tree fit...

Fair enough; "cropped" can refer to something done either compositionally, or in post.

I can re-shoot with a wider angle lens...

You could also shoot a two image vertical pano!

I will look into it, more precisely "How To Do A Vertical Pano!"

Nice one.....

Thanks!

very nice

Thank you!

Nice - if you re-shoot it, I'd use a wider angle lens and a lower perspective (closer to the floor).

I will most definitely re-shoot it, I really like this...

Needs a tiny bit of clockwise rotation.

I will let it go, until I re-shoot it, thanks for your insight always on the mark!

 

[TreeofLifeStairs]

Like another already said, I try to get pretty low for my staircases and usually shoot at 16mm.

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