Da hast du ein klasse Motive entdeckt und kommt besonders durch die schiefe Perspektive interessant und schön rüber mit dieser Steinmauer lieber James :))
Wünsche noch einen schönen Nachmittag,liebe Grüße Güni :))
Thank you very much Güni I'm glad you like my "wonky" window :-))
My granddaughter who is very interested in photography likes to take wonky pics for some reason, I think it is known as a "Dutch tilt" ?
It's amazing how just a little turn of the camera turns a "normal" photo into an abstract one! This perspective and composition works very well.
The light and contrasting shadow is lovely and I love the superb detail you've captured. The red bricks and the blue window frames stand out perfectly.
Kind thanks sir although I didn't turn the camera I was standing on a hill !!
As I said the Guni My granddaughter who is very interested in photography likes to take wonky pics for some reason, I think it is known as a "Dutch tilt" ? So called because Holland is so flat that a lot of landscape photographers there used to turn the camera to make to shots a bit more dynamic.
Ah, I see.........I quite like the idea of wonky pics as well. I have to give it a try. I've never heard of "Dutch Tilt", but it sounds like a great excuse for having wonky horizons in photos :-))
It's good to hear your granddaughter likes photography..........both of my grandchildren do as well, especially my grandson!
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Günter Klaus said:
Wünsche noch einen schönen Nachmittag,liebe Grüße Güni :))
James replied to Günter Klaus:
My granddaughter who is very interested in photography likes to take wonky pics for some reason, I think it is known as a "Dutch tilt" ?
Best wishes for a good evening
Jean-Paul said:
James replied to Jean-Paul:
Jaap van 't Veen said:
Keith Burton said:
The light and contrasting shadow is lovely and I love the superb detail you've captured. The red bricks and the blue window frames stand out perfectly.
Very nicely done sir!
James replied to Keith Burton:
As I said the Guni My granddaughter who is very interested in photography likes to take wonky pics for some reason, I think it is known as a "Dutch tilt" ? So called because Holland is so flat that a lot of landscape photographers there used to turn the camera to make to shots a bit more dynamic.
Keith Burton replied to James:
It's good to hear your granddaughter likes photography..........both of my grandchildren do as well, especially my grandson!
Have a great weekend my friend!