somewhere within the city walls. I need some help with verticals.
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That's a good looking door -- love it! Prior to visiting Ireland a few years ago, I should have studied door photos b/c I was so disappointed with my shots. This vertical isn't bad at all. I wonder what this shot would look like a smidge wider, though.
ReplyDeleteDepends what software you have - A good one should have something called "perspective correction". I use PaintshopPro.
ReplyDeleteIt's very well maintained and a dreamy door on a regal brick building!
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