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Chris Spracklen
{K:32552} 3/28/2005
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Excellent texture in the stone, Roger.
Did you have to straighten these at all, or are they 'straight from the camera'?
Best regards, Chris
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Roger Williams
{K:84106} 3/28/2005
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Thank you, Chris. Easter was a blessing. I have no qualms about correcting verticals... they're usually my errors, and putting them right shows the scene as it "really was." This is always my primary concern. "Warts and all," y'know? But to answer your question, one of the three was badly out of "true." Can you guess which one?
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Keith Naylor
{K:13064} 3/28/2005
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Hi Roger,
This is the best of the three. Your viewpoint exagerates the fearsome nature of the 'lion', and Chris is right the texture does work very well here. I wouldn't have known you had corrected the verticals if you hadn't mentioned it.
Good work
Keith
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Roger Williams
{K:84106} 3/28/2005
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Thanks Keith. Actually, alhtough I confessed to correcting verticals in one of these three, I didn't say it was this one. In fact it wasn't! I'll give you a clue: Changing the perspective generally makes the aspect ratio different... There, I've given it away now. (Still think it doesn't show, though.)
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John E Robertson
{K:1749} 3/28/2005
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nothing wrong with the quality of the Helios here Roger!!
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Roger Williams
{K:84106} 3/28/2005
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Thanks for visiting, John. As I write it's still six hours until I can upload another, but it will be one that shows the Helios at its best. A very nice B&W '50s look...
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