Observing a building like this is easy in person. But, if a building is too tall, too wide, or too close for a photograph to be taken of an entire building, photographers must make artistic decisions on how to distort their images to appear pleasing to the viewer. Madeline Hoyle created this image by stitching together dozens of separate photographs taken at different angles from a single point in space, by panning and tilting the camera in a spherical manner. The photograph was then manually warped to appear less distorted to the viewer, due to the perspective distortion introduced by the close proximity between the photographer and the building. | Creator: Madeline Hoyle | Date: September 10, 2017Download Original File
