Skyline: Tilted by mbz2662
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I embellish when I say I was "hanging" from our rooms balcony to get these shots. I was not unsafe, I simply leaned over the balcony, with my camera secure around my neck, and my feet on the floor (mostly). Be aware of where you are when shooting, no accidents ;)
I hope you enjoyed the different views of the Seattle skyline. This photo concludes the Skyline series. . I did some post work to try to give this a more "arty" feel. What do you think?
Have a great week :)
Hugs,
~Melinda~
Comments (15)
I like it Melinda. Not only the Dutch tilt or Dutch angle as it is known, but I like the post production too. It has given the photo a painterly feel. This was a great series my friend.
Thank you. There is my lesson for the day, I didn't know that there was a name to the tilt. :)
Not a fan of tilts. But that is me. Still, a fine shot. :-)
Nice shot!
very beautiful skyline and effective post work
Superb capture. God bless.
For me, I find that images out of level are bothersome.
Tilt, not tilt, I don't have much of an opinion about it. Don't love it, don't hate it. What I DO love about this is that you can clearly see that black building with the angled roof, which is locally known as "the Darth Vader building." :)
Superb shot of the skyline. I actually always try to keep my camera horizontally, but here the oblique angle looks good.
I'm not a fan of tilted horizons, just because on a landscape like this they are soooo distracting to the viewer. I use a little $3 spirit level which attaches to the SLR and allows the shooter to see if the camera is level from above. It works a treat. THIS IS THE ONE I USE!
very good pic.
That is Big Time City... The tilt works well... Nice job. Aloha
Nicely done!!!
Nice capture, but I feel a bout of seasickness coming on, Melinda. Or maybe I should get new glasses.
Ha, the wonky horizon is totally forgiven with the charming tale that explains it.
Beautiful city!!! I was there last fall and really loved my time there