Between Water and Sky

[James Lemon]

Light, water, architecture, and a few passing clouds. A moment of calm in a place where the city meets the shoreline.​

 

[Jerome Marot]

What about this version of your picture?

 

[James Lemon]

What about this version of your picture?

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It appears to be much the same except for a bit of a crop on the right hand side is all that I notice ?

 

[Jerome Marot]

I adjusted the perspective a tiny bit. The picture had the same problem as the other one a few days ago. I definitely think that there is a misconfiguration either in your camera or in the processing software. I find it particularly strange that the original has a black band on the left hand side.

As to the picture itself, the contrast between the front house row with the round balconies and the tower is striking. Strange that they use the same kind of roof.

 

[James Lemon]

I adjusted the perspective a tiny bit. The picture had the same problem as the other one a few days ago. I definitely think that there is a misconfiguration either in your camera or in the processing software. I find it particularly strange that the original has a black band on the left hand side.

As to the picture itself, the contrast between the front house row with the round balconies and the tower is striking. Strange that they use the same kind of roof.

It may be the cropping tool not sure...do you see the same in this image ?

 

[Doug Kerr]

Hi. Jérôme,

I find it particularly strange that the original has a black band on the left hand side.

A tapered black band such as this is often seen as an artifact of vertical perspective adjustment (typically cropped away before "delivery").

Best regards,

Doug

 

[James Lemon]

Hi. Jérôme,

A tapered black band such as this is often seen as an artifact of vertical perspective adjustment (typically cropped away before "delivery").

Best regards,

Doug

Yes indeed due to operator error.