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Wink's European Holiday: Vienna & BarcelonaVienna...
Gaudi Park - Barcelona...
Re: Wink's European Holiday: Vienna & BarcelonaLove the architecture. I gather you were using quite a wide angle for this. Damn tourists always get in the way!
Nikon D7000
Re: Wink's European Holiday: Vienna & BarcelonaYep.Canon 10-22mm.
Gaudi stuff is... umm... a little different.
Re: Wink's European Holiday: Vienna & BarcelonaThe only photo that it is not distorted by the lens and the
angle is the second one. As I remember, Park Gwells, and for that matter any of Gaudi architecture, has no straight lines or evel levels. I love the colours and the sharpness in all your pictures.
Re: Wink's European Holiday: Vienna & BarcelonaYeah, i didn't bother with the lens correction in LR.
I used a CPL for all the outdoor shots.
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