Another tilt-shift practice

[Nikolai]

I continue to have fun with my recently acquired TS-E 24mm baby, hoping to get fully trained on it before I reach the slot canyons of Utah and Arizona.

Here are a few shots I took of a local chapel. I used its "tilt" feature to get rid of the keystone effect right in lens' optics (rather than in post).


The Chapel:

http://nik.smugmug.com/photos/69368381-L.jpg

The organ:

http://nik.smugmug.com/photos/69368296-L.jpg

The stained glass:

http://nik.smugmug.com/photos/69368272-L.jpg

The rest is here:
http://nik.smugmug.com/gallery/1455288

PS
Boy, I can't believe these vertical image versions are called "large" nowadays :uhoh

[PeterGar]

Hey Nikolai, being that we both run around the same part of town, it looks like I know where those were taken, although mine weren't with TS lens. :):

http://garabetian.smugmug.com/photos/69418570-L.jpg

http://garabetian.smugmug.com/photos/69418607-L.jpg

http://garabetian.smugmug.com/photos/69418757-L.jpg

[Nikolai]

Hey Nikolai, being that we both run around the same part of town, it looks like I know where those were taken, although mine weren't with TS lens. :):


Nice shots!

I have my previous attempt here: http://nik.smugmug.com/gallery/213299

Smth like this:

http://nik.smugmug.com/photos/8208632-M.jpg

I was shooting Sony 828 at the time..

[Dee]

The stained glass:

http://nik.smugmug.com/photos/69368272-Th.jpg



Wow, that's really pretty. I'll check your gallery in hopes of seeing more detail.

[Nikolai]

Wow, that's really pretty. I'll check your gallery in hopes of seeing more detail.

Thanks!

I don't think I did this building a justice, however, it was a very quick "get in, get out" type of thing... :dunno