A shot of the Subway in Conwy, taken using the wide angle lens and laying the camera down on the floor. Nice effect, I think.
Saturday, 11 December 2010
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4 comments:
Another Mike Priestly influenced project.
I'm not too keen on this official graffiti stuff but a nicely composed shot.
Nice work. Like the unusual POV.
Would have made a good quiz question Dave, I really couldn't place it until reading the print below, and I thought it was maybe a theatre curtain.
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