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I can’t really use this one for this weeks photo-challenge as it’s had the lens distortion removed, and perspective altered in post production. I still like it though.
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It makes me dizzy. I think the horizontal isn’t. But apart from that I likey much!
I think I might not have been quite perpendicular to the front of the building, and I only did vertical perspective correction. Looking at it now, I might have a go at some horizontal correction as well.
The lens distortion removal probably contributes to the wobblyness of it as well – but then I was doing that by eye. I’d really love a plugin/script for Gimp which did lens correction based on the lens described in the exif data, but I’ve yet to find one.