March 20, 2012
The Back Steps
I know. I know. More stairs. I can’t help myself.
I know I have a couple of more images like this one from the Belchertown State School but there is something refreshing about shooting a familiar subject with a new lens. In this case, I revisited this site with my 14mm 2.8 lens. I have always enjoyed shooting wide, but this lens given wide new meaning for me. Â I love the distortion and the drama it helps create.
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This is one of the reasons why I always come back to your blog. I like your stairs …
Holy paint and plaster. Such a nasty mess!
Dramatic to the CORE, Bob! Stunning image, my friend, top drawer!!
great job with the editing of these stairs! i love the grungy feeling here, it’s definitely a world class HDR work!
That’s freaking sweet. Hard to see the distortion really unless you look at the right side of the wall. You can see some pincushion distortion in it. Honestly though, I agree, I think it looks cool and well suited to your subject. Nice work!
Excellent! Perfectly composed and processed. That’s a keeper, Bob!
Great image Bob. I like how you controlled the distortion. Except for the upper right, it looks really natural.
So much grungy goodness in this. Great shot Bob.
Sweet image Bob
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