Paris ! What a problem ! by francinechristophe

Photography • Scenic • posted on Mar 13, 2005

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HELP ! Mary saw my picture and said : Its leaning ! (the tower !) I checked and thought : OK ! I'll put it straight ! Then I discovered : Horizon wasn't horizontal anymore ! Help ! Please...

Comments (20)

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oscilis

7:32AM | Sun, 13 March 2005

Can't help you on that but it's a very majestic photo. I don't see a problem with the horizon.

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francinechristophe

7:36AM | Sun, 13 March 2005

thank you Oscilis... but I see a problem ! The buildings at the right are not perfectly vertical !

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CDBrugg

8:04AM | Sun, 13 March 2005

Proble que je n'ais eu qu'la sortie des bistrots - sinon ce pourait re la distortion du grand-angle.

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Zacko

8:30AM | Sun, 13 March 2005

Such a beautiful B/W shot. Well done indeed!!!!!!

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marybelgium

8:34AM | Sun, 13 March 2005

Je l'a trouve tr bien ...et comme Rozanne(oscillis) le dit, l'horizon ne pose pas de probles ici ! Qu'as tu bu ce midi ? :))

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francinechristophe

8:39AM | Sun, 13 March 2005

A Mary et Oscilis ! Vous n'avez pas les yeux en face des trous ! les buildings droite penchent vers la gauche ! Je sais pourquoi mais comment y remier et EN PLUS l'horizon n'est pas normal ! Pourquoi est-ce que je vois toujours des choses que les autres ne voient pas !

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iaacf

9:05AM | Sun, 13 March 2005

Maybe you used a fish eye lens.. in that case..I think i know what happened. Anyway, despite the horizon it is a splendid picture.

Pierre59

9:40AM | Sun, 13 March 2005

Effectivement la tour "penche". Pour donner un commencement de ronse et/ou un avis : il faudrait savoir au minimun avec quel type d'appareil et quelle focale cette photo a prise ???

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diomedes66

11:13AM | Sun, 13 March 2005

Magnificent composition and superbe presentation! Tone and detail are magnificent. Well done!

cynlee

11:17AM | Sun, 13 March 2005

looks ok to me, it's the perspective... PSP & a few others can fix perspective probs... anyway i do like the tone of this, kind of moody, like it's right after a storm :]

tony_br22

12:18PM | Sun, 13 March 2005

Oh oh ... the tower is falling :-) I have no explanation, cool photo in any way! Excellent work!

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escafeld

12:24PM | Sun, 13 March 2005

I know a good building contractor :) Excellent!

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Onslow

1:52PM | Sun, 13 March 2005

he he :)) As Cinlee said it is a perspective problem. The only way to alter it is with perspective or deform tool in photo editing software. However, I will just tilt my head to one side when I view and it will be fine :D

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ombresetlumieres

4:45PM | Sun, 13 March 2005

t bel image avec un ciel lourd et bas ainsi qu'un premier plan tr prnt par cette foule en mouvement. Quant au probleme tour/ horizon c'est effectivement un prob de perspective avec un premier plan proche ou imposant ( la tour ) et un horizon au plan duquel le plan du film n'est pas parall`le, d'ocrtion d'une fuyante et manque d'horizontalite de... l'horizon. Parfois faut choisir: verticale vertiale ou horizontale horizontale.

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francinechristophe

5:40PM | Sun, 13 March 2005

thanks for all your helpful,crazy,amazing, full of sense and friendly advice ! If I ever can solve the problem, I'll let you know ! :D

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Saurav

6:28PM | Sun, 13 March 2005

Excellent in this tone. =)

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Lledeline

2:25PM | Mon, 14 March 2005

L'image est belle et cela ne choque pas. Elle peut re un peu retravaill avec un outil perspective, mais le resultat n'est pas toujours naturel non plus.

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GiMi53

6:22AM | Thu, 18 August 2005

Juste un an que je fruente cette communaut.. j'ai donc "contraint" d'apprendre PhotoShop... et j'avoue que parfois, c'est bien utile... mais ici, pour moi, ceci est vraiment un tr belle photo.Point. Et franchement la verticalit la "perspectiv-it, l'horizontalit .... on s'en f... vive la "personnal-it ! :~)

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