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ow i don`t want to fall down that strairway.... but it looks cool...
the zeppelin museum at the lake constance has glass stairway, glassfloor and a glass elevator... I think it`s kind of weird to walk on glass
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Some of us like it - Fortunately not too many, so we have plenty of space ... Not for everyone I grant you ... So, where are your offerings JB? Then we can play critic ...
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it's unfocused and the horizon isn't square, don't mistake a nice location for a nice photograph
"And when you start to think about death, you start to think about what's after it. And then you start hoping there is a God. For me, it's a frightening thought to go nowhere".
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Obviousman wrote:Piccies please, Little_sister, I'd love to see that Think it's always a bit of an odd experience myself, but interesting
sadly I don`t have any and can`t find any online either. taking pictures was prohibited as far as I can remember and the stairs where in the entrance hall I think, so lots of museums attendants..... but still it`s strange that no one took pictures - I hope they didn`t remodel...
James Blast wrote:it's unfocused and the horizon isn't square, don't mistake a nice location for a nice photograph
It is focused - from 18 inches to Infinity in fact - with Hyperfocal focusing. If has been re-scaled and compressed of course, to make it manageable for the 'net, like most images. The Horizon is square too - you've never been there, so how would you know ... Easy to criticise, not so easy to create ... We're waiting to see your efforts?
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Little_Sister wrote:
Obviousman wrote:Piccies please, Little_sister, I'd love to see that Think it's always a bit of an odd experience myself, but interesting
sadly I don`t have any and can`t find any online either. taking pictures was prohibited as far as I can remember and the stairs where in the entrance hall I think, so lots of museums attendants..... but still it`s strange that no one took pictures - I hope they didn`t remodel...
Next time try give it a go then Another advantage of film cameras is they won't notice if it's a silent one and they can't delete pictures either as they can't prove you actually made one
Dodges Unlimited Inc. wrote:
James Blast wrote:it's unfocused and the horizon isn't square, don't mistake a nice location for a nice photograph
It is focused - from 18 inches to Infinity in fact - with Hyperfocal focusing. If has been re-scaled and compressed of course, to make it manageable for the 'net, like most images. The Horizon is square too - you've never been there, so how would you know ... Easy to criticise, not so easy to create ... We're waiting to see your efforts?
I would've dragged the left hand side down too myself, to be honest, it just looks slightly slanted this way. Not wanting to be the difficult one here