Customs House (now an hotel and function centre)

Customs House - details


The old Bond Store (now offices)

Bond Store - detail

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Historic NewcastleOn Easter Saturday a few of us went for a wander around Newcastle. Here is my take on two of the historic buildings in the CBD. For a large version, click a pic.
Customs House (now an hotel and function centre) ![]() Customs House - details ![]() ![]() The old Bond Store (now offices) ![]() Bond Store - detail ![]() Peter
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Thanks Christian. It's quite a challenge getting shots like these look OK since you're shooting with a forced perspective.
Peter
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Peter
Not sure what I think of these! You seem to have been attracted by the colours for most of them. I also feel that maybe they are a little oversharp? Hmmm...you got me guessing here. ![]() ![]() Regards
Matt. K
Hi Peter,
I tried to manipulate your last photo for straight lines, proportion, perspective etc ![]() ![]() I couldn't do it. (how did you take the photo ? ![]() Cheers, CD
Andrew - yes extra sat in PP. Looking at them again now I think the colour balance is off as they look too pink!
Matt K. - You've got me wondering too. I don't have my usual PC ATM so these were done using PS CS and I think you are right - they are over sharpened a touch and a little too pink (although they are close to the real colours).
Christian - It's the top story of the shot above it. Taken from ground level on the opposite side of a narrow street. It's already been perspective corrected as much as looked OK in PS CS (no CS 2 ATM) so that's probably why you couldn't "fix" it. The image below is the uncorrected original (resized and saved as a jpeg). ![]() Peter
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