If I didn't know that modern architecture can look a little distorted, I'd think you'd been playing around in Photoshop.
A little of it is what they really are, the rest of the distortions come from the angles I picked and the wide angle lens itself. That always distorts things, but I can't help but love it. Maybe because I use it so rarely, and it's not something I can do with a pocket camera. :-D
No Photoshop at all here, just the tiniest amount of cropping and contrast/gamma adjustment on most.
What is it with cats and tinfoil balls?
I have no idea! Maybe because they're nice and shiny and also soft enough to get their claws into them easily enough? Not being too round and slippery. They really love them though - I have no idea why we ever bother to buy cat toys when a sweets wrapper or a tinfoil ball will do much better.
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Date: 17 February 2008 15:27 (UTC)A little of it is what they really are, the rest of the distortions come from the angles I picked and the wide angle lens itself. That always distorts things, but I can't help but love it. Maybe because I use it so rarely, and it's not something I can do with a pocket camera. :-D
No Photoshop at all here, just the tiniest amount of cropping and contrast/gamma adjustment on most.
What is it with cats and tinfoil balls?
I have no idea! Maybe because they're nice and shiny and also soft enough to get their claws into them easily enough? Not being too round and slippery. They really love them though - I have no idea why we ever bother to buy cat toys when a sweets wrapper or a tinfoil ball will do much better.