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Originally Posted by prostie1200
Just leveled it and think I prefer the original, in fact yes the original has more character and interest.
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The fact is though that Adey's image is effectively a false horizon, a blind summit even. These are often not level, and when put into the context of the surroundings,as with the tree, would be perfectly acceptable, wouldn't they?
However, and I seem to see this often, when a horizon as in 'The apparent intersection of the earth and sky as seen by an observer' is not level in a photograph, is this acceptable