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Hi everyone, I just had a photo rejected because of Horizon unlevel, here is the link: https://www.jetphotos.com/viewqueued_b.php?id=8221253.
In this picture, I adjusted the horizon according to the roofs of blue and yellow buildings, and I kept them level. But doing so makes vertical things look slanted. I had some accepted photos that were taken at the same location and used the same adjustment method. I found that the common thing is that the yellow building is rarely included in the photo. Does this mean that the yellow building will bring some illusions? And, when encountering similar situations in the future, should I give priority to keeping vertical things vertical rather than horizontal things?
There may be some grammatical and vocabulary errors in this passage, please forgive me.
Thanks in advance!
In this picture, I adjusted the horizon according to the roofs of blue and yellow buildings, and I kept them level. But doing so makes vertical things look slanted. I had some accepted photos that were taken at the same location and used the same adjustment method. I found that the common thing is that the yellow building is rarely included in the photo. Does this mean that the yellow building will bring some illusions? And, when encountering similar situations in the future, should I give priority to keeping vertical things vertical rather than horizontal things?
There may be some grammatical and vocabulary errors in this passage, please forgive me.
Thanks in advance!
我之前感觉如果以垂直线对地平的话房顶歪的特别扭，但是看来还是得用垂直的对~
我看你写的location 是北京，同为北京飞友就直接写中文了，反正英文我也整不明白，哈哈哈
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