Seeing (Squarely) Inside

Same photo as yesterday, from my extras, but squared up with Lightroom. This was the shot that I saw in my head, so thanks to the kind souls that gave me the idea and instructions on how to do it.

For comparison, here is yesterday: http://365project.org/rosiekerr/extras/2015-01-05.

Much better! Folks are so knowledgeable and generous at this site... thank you.

[Rosie Kerr]

@icamera and @nicoleterheide - it worked! Thank you for the idea and, @icamera, the detailed instructions, which I needed. :). Much better. It soothes my linear soul.

[Kane Arlow]

This looks just amazing.

[iCamera]

@rosiekerr Nice! Looks awesome (it was already a wicked image though) :D Happy to answer any questions you might have along your Lightroom adventure :)

[Rosie Kerr]

@icamera You know, I really appreciate your willingness to type in the "step by step" for me. Thank you! Very kind.

[Elizabeth]

Good Work Rosie! It's interesting to see through the openings in this building.

[Lilla Turca]

I like it very much! fav

[Andy Mcculloch]

Great b+w! cool subject

[Ukandie!]

Love this, it is like the skin has been torn off and you see the bones. Cool find and shot. Once you get the hang of LR it is great, and not to hard to learn.

[Danette Thompson]

Lightroom is able to do so much. Glad you learned something new.

[Susan C Clow]

Very interesting shot. I love all the squares. With that open side it is like a doll house. FAV

[Kathy]

It's so much fun to learn something new.

[Kathryn Macaluso]

Love the tight framing. Learning new techniques is exciting and keeps your creativity alive and growing!

[gloria jones]

Neat shot, lines

[Nicole]

ow yes that looks so much better. Saw that you got some more detailled advice then mine, but that was what I meant ;)

[Tineke]

This looks great

[Tom]

Great shot and process.

[Krista Marson]

I totally dig abandoned buildings such as this. good find.