Side of the Notre Dame

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By: Wesley Brooks
Copyright ©2001

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Photographer	Wesley Brooks {Karma:2}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Nikon
Categories		Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	35-70mm
Uploaded	12/10/2001	Film / Memory Type	B/W 200
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Critiques	4	Rating	Critique Only Image
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About	Nothing to say about the pic really, just one of many B/W pics I took in Paris that I really liked. Look forward to hear what everyone has to say and see what I could of done better.

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Arthur Z {K:5328} 5/22/2003

I think I pulled the foreground building just a touch too much to the right...but I hope you get the idea! Thanks! :) And I wanted to add...I'll be in Paris in a month or so...I can't wait to see the things you've seen.... :)

Arthur Z {K:5328} 5/22/2003

Hi Wesley! I just read the other comments and I wanted to address perhaps the issue of the "slanting building"...in architectural photography you'll find that cameras with bellows are often used, so that the lens can be bent to not be on the same plane as the film...this is to correct the effect of perspective when you're looking up at a tall building. So, I offer my Photoshop equivalent of the bellows, the Free Transform function :)

Larry Edwards {K:843} 1/24/2002

I agree with Michael: it does indeed have the look of an antique photo, and slod that maybe you could have found a straighter building. Can you imagine sliding down that steeple?

Mike Scott {K:1817} 12/10/2001

Wes-

Looks like one of those classic images from the beginning of the last century. Watch your lines though - looks like everything is leaning to the right.

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