Fstop ~ F5.6
ISO ~ 400
Focal Length~ 42mm
Shutter~ 1/50
Fstop~ F8
ISO~ 100
Focal Length~ 6mm
Shutter~ 1/400
this is one of my first Photoshop projects I ever did, uses a lot of perspective transforming :)
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So everyone can learn from each other, with each photo, please include as much of the following as possoble:
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2 comments:
can you show that building one in society sometime? you do some cool stuff!
I do like the building -- I might have to try my own endeavor! Really neat Idea.
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