It was actually pushing boundaries to get the two shots. Trying to get the electronic bits large enough to be noticed, with what amounts to a wide angle (being posed as a normal by the phone people), meant that getting closer would have made the verticals look insane, even by Daidochrome standards! The way I had to do it was to shoot, knowing I had to post-correct the verticals as much as I could, but still leave enough image on the sides to crop and give some sense of location. That’s one of the reasons I still hanker for a longer lens on the iPhone: could have shot from further away, reducing the apparent vertical madness, and just done some tighter cropping within the less violently corrected image. Oh well, once my existing deal with the cellphone company is completed (which I had imagined it was), in April I think, then time to think once more of upgrading the iPhone. Oh to have been born rich! ;-)
