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Practically all of my pictures are crooked before I straighten them on the computer. In fact, sometimes I wonder if it's even possible for me to take a level picture!
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Originally Posted by PhotogGal
I was astounded when I looked at some of the pics I took on my recent vacation to see a really crooked horizon. Normally, I'm very conscious of that, but I guess I was so wrapped up in what I was seeing that I totally overlooked the crooked horizon.
One way to prevent the horizon is to use a tripod and a head for it that has a bubble level. Some people also use one just on top of their camera -- I guess maybe where the hotshoe is located as I can't think of another place for it.
Maybe seeing life akilter could be a good thing.
Here's one of mine. It was on uneven ground, I swear.
St Joseph's Old Cathedral, Oklahoma City, near the National Memorial
That monkey bench looks an awful lot like the work of one my high school friend's step dad. He gets a lot of commissions for things like that, too. Hmm...
^One of my former coworkers was completely in love with her.
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Maybe seeing life akilter could be a good thing. 
Sunrise or sunset? 
