Cinerama leaning back - a natural result of pointing my camera upwards to capture the whole building. Anyone who has stood at ground level and taken a photo of a building across the street has likely seen the effects of perspective distortion - you tilt your camera back to bring the whole building into frame, causing the straight lines of the building to appear to be 'leaning back.' Tilt-shift lenses are designed for exactly this problem, but they're expensive, specialist optics. More often, thi...
Cinerama leaning back - a natural result of pointing my camera upwards to capture the whole building. Anyone who has stood at ground level and taken a photo of a building across the street has likely seen the effects of perspective distortion - you tilt your camera back to bring the whole building into frame, causing the straight lines of the building to appear to be 'leaning back.' Tilt-shift lenses are designed for exactly this problem, but they're expensive, specialist optics. More often, thi...
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