Perspective.

This is a shot from inside the Children's Theater lobby looking up.
It isn't necessarily old but I thought it was cool. And that is why I am enjoying POTD so much.
Before POTD, I would never have snapped this but now I am looking for those cool captures. I pretty much stuck with people shots with the rare exception of a sign, a landscape, etc. that would enhance a scrapbook page. Now I am searching for a photo op and I love that.
Some days I am intimidated by the talent here but more so am trying to use it to enhance my own shots.
TFL - 100% SOOC

All those missed opportunities...

I had to make an impromptu trip to Mpls. today to pick up one of our workers. I ended up taking a wrong turn which is how I got this shot. This is the Catholic Cathedral which is an awesome building. This is what I got from the stoplight. When I first looked at it I was happy with the results. Now that I have it on my computer I see that there is definitely some shake on the steeple. I cropped slightly in pse5.0 to take out the street. I also played with the color - not sure what I am doing, but I was able to bring out the green in the steeple and the green roofs but also might have added that same tone to the sky. What do you think? What is one of the first things you do with a photo as far as enhancing it?
I was so pumped because there were so many photo opportunities everywhere I looked. It was like a photographer's candy store. But being on a mission, I went and got our worker but had the bright idea to let him drive so I could snap away. Well, he made it right out to the freeway without even a bit of a pause. Once there, the traffic was heavy and I was watching the road as he maneuvered around. I've become such a Nervous Nelly! I should ahve gone with my original thought which was to have him drive around the block so I could have gotten a brownstone.
TFL