Does it Lean to the Left
Does it Lean to the Left – those who take photos, do you notice if your shots lean one way or the other? Meaning are they level for you? I have noticed over the years all my photos lean to the left.
The middle photo I tried to fix but ended up going back to the left. When I set up the grid line in photoshop and make it level with that. Then it always looks like it is leaning to the right after fixing it, like the last photo.
I am left handed, maybe that has something to do with it. π
This one below looks like it is leaning to the right after fixing it in photoshop.
Below is a video of the Shelf Cloud that went through my area a couple of weeks ago, along with some of my lightning photos. Or click here; Shelf Clouds
Does it Lean to the Left
16 Replies to “Does it Lean to the Left”
You know I often take doubles of shots to allow for “shake” which happens a lot if I’m standing on uneven ground in a park. I often notice the difference in the pictures, taken seconds apart, where one is a little off, slightly but off. I am right-handed.
I hardly ever get a photo that is straight on even when using the grid lines, unless I am using a tri pod. π
I am glad it isn’t just me then Sandra. π
So incredible, that mother nature!
It really is π
If you were looking east when you took the photo, you could just say it was the bulge of the earth influencing the water level on the right hand side. hehehe Nice water/horizon photos.
Yes, that would work. π
Where I live, everything leans to the left… except me…
π I think I am always leaning to the left. π
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Thank you very much Francine π
I would Left it alone, it’s Right just the way it is.
Thank you Gerry, I appreciate that. π
I thought for so long I am the only one thinking about where my photos lean to; but after reading this, I realized I am normal after all! hahaha!!! thank you for the clarification, as clear as your photos, Sandra!
You are very welcome, Yes it might have to do with which hand is our writing hand. Left or right. π It is always left for me.
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