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Derek Kannemeyer Unfollow
“ Green Roof: A Dual Perspective ”
Things seen from different perspectives look very different. Belle Isle is the largest island in the James River where it runs through downtown Richmond. It's graced with a few beautifully derelict structures, but until recently this green roofed one was relatively intact. Walking by it at ...
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Photo Location: Richmond, VA
  • Derek Kannemeyer Edited 4 months ago

    I considered posting a multi-image composite which featured less extreme close-ups and mid-range perspectives. But no. Here's a slightly less close-up image I came close… more

    I considered posting a multi-image composite which featured less extreme close-ups and mid-range perspectives. But no. Here's a slightly less close-up image I came close to using as the left-hand shot.

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  • Diane Stoakley Edited 4 months ago

    Definitely a different perspective, Derek, and a very creative one. The contrast of the left side close-up cave-in with a very "Richmond" view on the right is… more

    Definitely a different perspective, Derek, and a very creative one. The contrast of the left side close-up cave-in with a very "Richmond" view on the right is jarring, but in an interesting way.

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  • Gregg Thurlbeck Edited 4 months ago

    Interesting approach to the theme, Derek. Like you, I chose to take a "different perspective" on a shot. But in my case it referenced my shot from last week… more

    Interesting approach to the theme, Derek. Like you, I chose to take a "different perspective" on a shot. But in my case it referenced my shot from last week rather than having both perspectives combined. I think your alternative captures more of the "collapsed" feeling than the close up because it's easier to read the angles in relation to one another. But I like the idea of bring the two perspectives together via compositing.

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  • Jan Gembol Edited 4 months ago

    Glad you went with the close up. I like seeing the detail. Sharp focus.

    Glad you went with the close up. I like seeing the detail. Sharp focus.

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