Building Perspectives

As photographic technology has advanced from analog to digital the formal approaches to some types of photography has fundamentally changed. Architectural images such as these would have traditionally been taken with a large-format camera which can be manipulated to capture corrected perspective directly to a piece of film. With digital capabilities, this can now be done in post-production. The following images emerge when the photograph is taken with the intent of correcting perspective in the computer; but instead of trimming the image into a rectangle, the edge of the image remains visible revealing a distorted frame that is a direct result of the correction.