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Robin Michals | COMD 1340 Photography 1 OL89 | FAll 2020

Wide Angle Distortion

November 24, 2020 / / 1 Comment
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For the first two shots it took me a while because both photos kept looking the same. I realized after a couple photos that I did have one where they look different. From the first photo you can tell my face is more rounded and the next photo my face is more narrow. The next photo my dogโ€™s head is a lot bigger then her feet. The last photo my foot does look a lot bigger then my head. My foot looks twice as big as my head.

Lab: Week 12 - Wide Angle Distortion

1 Comment

  1. rmichals

    The goemetry of your face certainly looks better in your second photo.

    And in the last photo you can clear see how wide angle distortion changes scale relationships.

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