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Its a great shot, but how come the corners of the sky drops off?

Below-0

Nice shot. I really like the use of leading lines in this.

Nito, the sky falling off is technically called vignetting (the corners are darkened). This is an artifact of the lens and is more noticeable in wide angle shots. Some lenses are more susceptible to this than others.

Below-0 - I will concur with Peter on this shot - love the lines.

We also know that you must be a Sydney-sider

Good shot. I reckon it would look really good matched with other shots in a series of similar themes. Whadya reckon?

stubbsy wrote:Below-0
Nito, the sky falling off is technically called vignetting (the corners are darkened). This is an artifact of the lens and is more noticeable in wide angle shots. Some lenses are more susceptible to this than others.

Ohhh thanks stubbsy for the term.

i've read about it but never knew what exactly is it. So that's what vignetting looks like.

Great pic below-0, colours nice and yes i even like it with the vignetting which i think can make a picture sometime. Well done.

One of my favourite spots! Well done! Love the image!