New horizons

So on this pictu

http://trupin.smugmug.com/gallery/3387690/40#191968192

I keep going back and forth between making the horizon level and making
the tomb a straight vertical. Any opinions?

Depends on the usage. Is it to document or be dramatic?

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So on this pictu

http://trupin.smugmug.com/gallery/3387690/40#191968192

I keep going back and forth between making the horizon level and making
the tomb a straight vertical. Any opinions?

Scott W wrote:
Cynicor wrote:
So on this pictu

http://trupin.smugmug.com/gallery/3387690/40#191968192

I keep going back and forth between making the horizon level and
making the tomb a straight vertical. Any opinions?

With a bit of perspective correction you should be able to have both the
horizon level and the tomb vertical.

Yeah, but that might take 5 minutes.

"Cynicor" wrote in message t...
So on this pictu

http://trupin.smugmug.com/gallery/3387690/40#191968192

I keep going back and forth between making the horizon level and making
the tomb a straight vertical. Any opinions?


I would shoot so the horizon is as level as possible, then use the following
or Photoshop to correct the tomb while keeping the horizon level. If I could.
http://wiki.panotools.org/Fulla

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xenarshooter

Cynicor wrote:
So on this pictu

http://trupin.smugmug.com/gallery/3387690/40#191968192

I keep going back and forth between making the horizon level and making
the tomb a straight vertical. Any opinions?

yep - IMO horizon should be level.
If a horizon isn't level in a shot "for effect" then IMO it
should never look like an accident or result of poor
technique. (heh - unless you want it to represent in an
artistic manner a reflection on crappy photographic skills,
which could be a valid artistic statement I guess.)
The tomb doesn't have to be vertical for the shot to work.
But if you want, then perspective correction could give you
this:
http://i3.tinypic.com/5y7dyts.jpg