green stairs

[thieery]

I was in London last month, here's a picture taken at low tide, at Rotherhithe.

 

[MWHCVT]

I like the idea but the execution has let you down a little, it would be better if you have taken it from directly 90 degrees on the stairs

Matt
MWHCVT

 

[thieery]

Thanks Matt, I understand, but I had some interrogations about depth of field and focus, and this point of view seemed attractive through the finder.

 

[Forbiddenbiker]

Yep, that is attractive for sure, I like it. .... I think correcting the horizontals and verticals might make it work more, not sure though.

 

[thieery]

... correcting the horizontals and verticals might make it work more, not sure though.

neither am I... but it worth a try.
Tx

 

[Forbiddenbiker]

Spacing changed now though, its not as good is it?


I was thinking something like this? ..it is better no?

 

[thieery]

I was thinking something like this? ..it is better no?

Yes, it is, but I don't know why I stay on my initial proposition less geometrical.
Nevertheless thanks a lot for your helpfull proposition.

 

[mrtoad]

good graphic...some manipulation perhaps to make the shot symmetrical if possible
well seen!!
cheers
geof

 

[lfc1892]

i think once the technical aspects are well and truly sorted, it could make an interesting shot, as it has a very painted look and I really like the textures in it.

 

[viv1969]

I definitely like the versions with the lines corrected, and I think it would make a great print for something like a lobby in one of the old industrial building in the city that have now been converted to trendy loft living.

 

[thieery]

Thank you for all your advices. I'm happy that like me, you found some interest in these textures (lichen or algae).

 

[Jameshuwdodd]

I was thinking something like this? ..it is better no?

I like this rejig - really makes it work for me