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Moving Just a Few Feet

April 27, 2012  •  3 Comments

Yesterday, I captured some photographs of the old Pachyderm House at the Brookfield Zoo. After taking the first image from just inside the building, I back up a few feet and noticed that the image looked much different when framed with the doors. I took a couple of more from different vantage points. All four photos were taken within 20 feet of my original spot. Sometimes it pays to move around a little while taking pictures!

1: First picture from just inside the doors

2: Next image from just inside the doorway a few feet back

3: And a few more feet back

4: And, a few more feet back

Keywords: 14-24, architecture, crop, d800, perspective, technique, zoo

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Glenn Nagel Photography
Ken, You have a good eye. I thought it would simplify the composition by removing this items. Thanks for commenting.
Ken(non-registered)
On the third shot, (which is my favorite), it appears that you removed the electric conduit and box to give the illusion of blue sky. It works rather well.
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