It is not what you see…

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Per aspera ad finestra

schizophren Sigma

Sunset over the Danube

Spiral into the fog?

Red Ribbons

Family in a tube

Lamps in a line

Three Ladies In A Cloud

Two vanishing points

Y(ou shall not commit murder)

Foggy Dew

lines to grow

One point perspective

More of an empty station

Loosing weight on a large scale

Concrete butterfly

This will take years

Lights on a bridge

BW path

Vertigo light

Two rows

Palmenhaus

Resistance is futile

One of the jellyfish is a rabbit

50 pictures, ein Album auf Flickr.

I just ran across this Album on flickr. Some algorithm thinks these are my 50 best. I would take others. The funny thing is that I see so many pictures with vanishing points.

Is it that people like pictures with vanishing points or do I take many of them or both? Do you have an opinion or an explanation?

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usinglight

July 22, 2011

And flickr is not capable of exporting an album with 0 pictures correctly. As you can see… 😉

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cameravagrant

August 9, 2011

I don’t know, it does sometimes feel that vanishing points are a bit of a cliche and overused, but on the other hand I think that they are quite vital to leading the eye, which is kind of what photography’s all about. I suppose it comes down to how you employ the lines, how interesting one makes them, which doesn’t seem to be a problem for you. Love those station ones!

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1. usinglight
  
  August 9, 2011
  
  I think the trick is to have something unexpected in all perspectives. In the end of the day it is always a question of all the point of views… In the picture and in our heads 🙂
  
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  1. cameravagrant
    
    August 9, 2011
    
    I agree, well put. I like the poetic idea of all those different points of views swirling around out there, all unique and different…

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