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biker

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Bridge in a Dizzy Forest
« on: August 19, 2017, 04:26:50 pm »

An experimental image stitched from 3 rows of 28mm eq. portrait oriented shots, taken from a short distance.
Tried something different. Feel free to critique.
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Re: Bridge in a Dizzy Forest
« Reply #1 on: August 19, 2017, 04:56:05 pm »

Spooky.

It looks like a still from an early 70's hammer horror movie.
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Re: Bridge in a Dizzy Forest
« Reply #2 on: August 19, 2017, 05:41:42 pm »

Something differnet indeed. I like experiments. Looks promising. I might get rid of the upper part, where the distorsions get extreme. The green tint is "spooky" really, rather "night-vision" like. But why not.

Basically I guess this "technique" requires special subjets/ settings, having something in the foreground might help organising the wide view, maybe? 
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Re: Bridge in a Dizzy Forest
« Reply #3 on: August 20, 2017, 03:00:33 pm »

Thanks, guys, for your comments.

It looks like a still from an early 70's hammer horror movie.
;D Indeed. I should've probably make it just B&W. I stumbled upon this effect and I liked it in this picture.

Something differnet indeed. I like experiments. Looks promising. I might get rid of the upper part, where the distorsions get extreme. The green tint is "spooky" really, rather "night-vision" like. But why not.
Basically I guess this "technique" requires special subjets/ settings, having something in the foreground might help organising the wide view, maybe? 
Yeah, the distortion is probably over the line but it can be controlled unlike shooting with a super wide lens I don't have. With 3 lines of photographs you have a super-high resolution semi-product that you can project in many ways and set straight and distorted parts as required.
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