Submission For 📸 PhotoFeed Contest - Black & White Photography Round 110
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Today's pictures were taken at Santahar Junction Railway Station. This is one of the busiest junction railway stations in Bangladesh. I visited this station once towards the end of last year. The station is very beautiful. This station has a classic look. Sometimes it feels like it might be from the British period. Because this station was opened around 1878. The station is quite big and I spent some pleasant time here with friends. Many intercity trains and some mail trains run here, which is why this junction station is so important.
This is my entry for the @photofeed contest- https://ecency.com/hive-153349/@photofeed/photofeed-contest-black-and-white-photography-round-110
Location- Santahar, Bangladesh
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Superb cover photo with perfectly corrected vertical perspective. Also excellent black and white processing.
Thank you very much for sharing such a neat photograph.
Thank you very much. Actually I don't know about vertical prespective. But I did my best to capture the moment. It sounds like an important photography skill. I hope to understand it. Thank you for letting me know about this.
You're welcome @jishan5
The vertical perspective en architectural photography is that the vertical reference of objects like walls or, in your picture, the lines that the metal structure make. Well, these lines must be completely parallel to the frame of the picture, which is the case of the photograph that opens the entry. What is more, if the horizontal perspective is also parallel to the frame as well, then the picture is almost perfect, in terms of architectural photography. This rule of composition gives the image a special sense of harmony.
If you compare the first image with the other two, you can realize this "phenomenon". The other two are slightly sloping to the left, and this you have to avoid it.
Any question you have regarding the subject, do no hesitate to ask me.
Thank you. That's an interesting skill. Would you kindly share a tutorial on this with visual examples so that I can easily understand and master this skill?