Re: A water side perspective 3 of 3

Hey Tadjio


"Tadjio" <Tadjio@PSP.Vista.uk> wrote in message
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>> Whilst waiting for the result of the water challenge
>> I decided to prepare some of my 'other' water photos.
>> I took these a fortnight ago by the River Severn
>> in a town called Upton-upon-Severn.
> 
> Any town in England wouldn't be complete
> without its 'pub' (public house).
> Again, this one is very close to the river and
> provided an interesting Perspective Correction challenge.
> -- 
> Tadjio
> 
> PS All I need is a new theme on Tuesday
> and I am set for my holiday in Mallorca (with no pubs).
> 

I really like the look of this building, but I want to see more
of it.  Any chance you could shoot it from further back?  
If not, as an inanimate object, you might try shooting a
pano, maybe four separate shots, two horizontals pointed 
higher up and two horizontals covering some of the ground 
area in front and stitching them with autostitch.  

It looks like a fascinating place, but we Midwesterners feel
anything older than last week is fascinating.  :-)

"Dude" <dude@nowhere.not> wrote in message
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> Hey Tadjio
>
> "Tadjio" <Tadjio@PSP.Vista.uk> wrote in message
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>>
>>> Whilst waiting for the result of the water challenge
>>> I decided to prepare some of my 'other' water photos.
>>> I took these a fortnight ago by the River Severn
>>> in a town called Upton-upon-Severn.
>>
>> Any town in England wouldn't be complete
>> without its 'pub' (public house).
>> Again, this one is very close to the river and
>> provided an interesting Perspective Correction challenge.
>> -- 
>> Tadjio
>>
>> PS All I need is a new theme on Tuesday
>> and I am set for my holiday in Mallorca (with no pubs).
>>
>
> I really like the look of this building, but I want to see more
> of it.  Any chance you could shoot it from further back?
> If not, as an inanimate object, you might try shooting a
> pano, maybe four separate shots, two horizontals pointed
> higher up and two horizontals covering some of the ground
> area in front and stitching them with autostitch.
>
> It looks like a fascinating place, but we Midwesterners feel
> anything older than last week is fascinating.  :-)
>

Thanks, Dude.
I can't step back any further
 - I had my back to the wall on the opposite side of the road
and a little further along I'd fall into the river :-)

I'll look again next time I visit there.
I enjoy showing Midwesterners photos of buildings
that are older than the US Republic :-))))
-- 
Tadjio