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And the reverse angle , looking from one of those
high windows downward looks like crap. You
would see the crap on the lower roofs, graffiti,
trash on streets…..
“Don’t jump!”
#1
Yea, but it’s not like China where from any view you can’t escape the dirt and grime and the metal bars on every window (no one has been able to tell me exactly why and what for). At least the building is clean 🙂
I assume there is a beautiful view of the SF Bay out those windows.
JCD–the hip thing is to post the coordinates of the pic location. Then we could all google for the view.
Here’s a nice little service to calculate same from street addresses:
http://stevemorse.org/jcal/latlon.php
Canon sells a wonderful tilt-shift lens that gives you the control of a view camera. It is about $1500, and there are models available in different focal lengths available.
I have only seen one once, and the photographer said he loved it for shooting buildings.
Go ahead John,get one.
http://www.usa.canon.com/app/images/Lenses_2009/TSE24/profile/tse24_f35lii_586x225.jpg
“Jim, I can see you and your secretary from our living room window! I want a divorce!”
The photo uses metaphor.
Great composition.
#1… John reserves the unpleasant views for pictures of New York City, where everything is yucky. As Bobbo points out, this must be a view of San Francisco, where everything is beautiful.
I see one person (maybe) in this picture.
Where’s Waldo?