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Tag: vanishing point

  • “The Singing Tower” – A New Framing Idea?

    I’ve come up with a possible variation to our image The Singing Tower, a Gigapan image of Bok Tower in Florida. As I stared at the canvas print on our wall, I wondered if a trapezoidal frame would work. What if I found a vanishing point by extending the tower walls up until they met…

  • A Belated Introduction To “Wild Stallion”

    Earlier this month, I promised to introduce you to a few of our newer images that had been overlookedblog. The oldest of those is “Wild Stallion,” which was added to our regular collection in January 2017, just in time for a festival in Wellington.  Wellington is known for its polo and its equestrian community. But…

  • Adding Size-Appropriate Objects To Your Image

    revised 5/17/2022 I’ve had a few opportunities lately to help people edit their photographs where they wanted to combine two photos into a composite and were worried about the relative sizes being proper, especially when the camera settings and/or the scene were not identical.  Based on these experiences, I’ve created a couple of scenarios to…