Palace Door in South Korea
I spent my first bit of time in Photoshop CC yesterday evening with one of the few features I knew I'd want to exploit - Perspective Warp. My wife was on a trip to South Korea recently and she came back with a bunch of pictures. She knows I like old doorways, and she snapped a bunch for me at Gyeongbokgung Palace in Seoul.
Apparently she was in a rush. :-) Check out the before and after.
After: Photoshop CC Perspective Warp
Before: Tilted, not taken perpendicular to the door
Granted, I didn't 100% nail the job on the perspective... but wow, that's a wonderful feature of Photoshop CC. I'd muddled through this in Gimp in the past. Photoshop CC was a much smoother experience. It makes we want to revisit so many of my architecture shots from the past, especially those when you're shooting a building facade at street level and can't help but get a skewed view of the world.
