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March 09, 2006
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Ahhhh the colors here are intense! Red and blue like this go so well together. I think this is good, but would be even better if you were able to get all of thebars at 90 degrees to the image frame. The perspective crop feature of photoshop might work well for that (I realize it probably wasn't possible with the lens/angle itself).
Posted by: Jarrett | March 13, 2006 at 09:55 PM
Thanks Jarrett. I was also a bit irked by the out of kilter bars and considered using distort and/or perspective to line it up. Do you think such an adjustment would mandate a disclosure? Maybe I'll update it this weekend.
Posted by: Rusty | March 14, 2006 at 12:17 PM