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- Owner: Tony892 (View all images and albums)
- Uploaded: Oct 22 2013 03:36 PM
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- Album London Visit
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Mayor of London Boris Johnston had just inveiled the blue hen, which was looking over the squre.
- nbanjogal likes this
Agree about the tilt, think it may be due to the angle I was attempting to get on the blue hen. The len I used was a Nikon DX 55 - 200. I love sitting about the square as there is always so much to see. Reference the blue hen, here is a link that may fill in the background on that - Boris is current Mayor of London, bit of a an ecentric nutter: Fourth Plinth: Hanh/Cock by Katharina Fritsch rules the roost in Trafalgar Square | Daily Mail Online
excellent composition. great scene.
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I'm curious about which lens you used for this--Nelson's column seems to be rather tilted, and I wondered if it was due to camera tilt for perspective or perhaps barrel distortion in a wide angle lens? Actually everything except for the hen seems tilted a bit. Hm. Can't be barrel distortion then...
That said, I love this view. I haven't been to London in about five years, so this blue hen is new to me.
I have to ask: why a blue hen?