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Tim Kidd Www.tiki.photo

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Germany Ulm

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The historic town hall of Ulm. Now a restaurant with a great view of the old building.

Photography Tips

Take a tripod and a wide angle lense. And a remote shutter.

Travel Information

Park in the Am Rathaus parking nearby.

Spot Type Outdoor

Crowd Factor A decent amount of people

Best Timing Blue hour/at night

Sunrise & Sunset 08:07 - 16:30 | current local time: 10:35

Photo Themes silhuette sky Tower

Locations Ulm

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Spot Comments (5)

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Tim Kidd 12.08.2019

Hi all, thanks for your comments and questions. To be honest, these were my first posts on this site and I did them from a hotel in Ulm on my iPad late at night

Jasen Crawford verified

11.08.2019

Tim, just in case you didn't mean to rotate the image, my portrait photos do this often. Try rotating the image, save it , then rotate back to the proper vertical and save again. Works for me every time.

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Manuel Becker 12.08.2019

Great feedback. So this issue happens for you as well? How are you exporting your photos that this happens sometimes to you? And one hint: If you want Tim to get notified about your message it's often better to directly comment his photo instead of the whole spot. I have a feature to be able to link people here in the comments already on the todo list though ;-)

Edward 11.08.2019

Hi Tim. What is the rationale behind the image being 90 degrees away form upright?

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Manuel Becker 12.08.2019

To be honest I am not sure as well why this is happening. I would guess that this happens when the image is only rotated with Windows Preview or something like that and therefore not really "saved" as an vertical image. I guess we need to implement a feature to rotate the images afterwards on the platform.