Upton House can be found in the award winning Upton Country Park in Poole, Dorset.

The official website is

http://www.uptoncountrypark.com/

where you can find out all about this great park, grounds and country house, owned by the Borough of Poole.

This is a single, hand held shot, taken using the following settings on my Canon 6D with 17-40mm F4L Lens

Shutter speed – 1/500th second

Aperture – F11

ISO – 100

Focal length – 17mm

AS I said it is a single image processed in Lightroom, and the shape of the building lends itself to a panoramic crop. The original shot has lots of grass in the foreground, and we all know what grass looks like so I cropped it out!

Other than that the main adjustment was correcting the distortion in the building – no-one would ever thank you for producing an image of a building looking a bit wonky! Although a bit of vertical convergence is OK in my book as that is how we see buildings.

But for architectural photography I go with straight buildings, unless I am real close to the main subject and want to get an exaggerated view.

One thing I am doing more and more at the moment is taking shots from the ground looking up, to try to bring a different perspective and view. Oh yes and my tall stepladders are in my car to give higher views.

Until I buy my drone that is….

Well that’s all from me for now – thanks for taking the time to visit my blog and read this post. Please go to my website at

www.rickmcevoyphotography.co.uk

where you can view lots more examples of my work.

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