I noticed the same thing about the trees. They usually grow vertically. I guess your bubble level can't be wrong, but the eyes would say that it is.
By the way, I have often visited the Smoky Mountains located in the state of Tennessee, USA. I remember that some of the towers on their cable car system were intentionally tilted to accommodate the terrain.
Duke
On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 1:05 PM, Wojtek Rychlik
<wr(-at-)pikespeakphoto.com> wrote:
A wide angle lens that you've used also added to the confusion.
Trees usually grow vertically, and note their direction. A wide variation - isn't it?
Wojtek
On Apr 6, 2009, at 1:45 AM, Shahrokh Dabiri wrote:
I got a lesson from that interesting situation;
"I shouldn't trust my eyes and always check the horizon level (by my bubble level) before shooting my pictures" !
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