Hi mtam.
I really like this shot, nicely done.
Cheers, Graham.
I really like this shot, nicely done.
Cheers, Graham.
mtam said:Boston City. f18 30sec
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mtam said:Boston City. f18 30sec
Valvebounce said:Hi mtam.
I really like this shot, nicely done.
Cheers, Graham.
mtam said:Boston City. f18 30sec
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GMCPhotographics said:Here's my latest, do town scapes count?
Canon 5DIII TSe 17L and a 1.4x TC A two shot stitched panoramic from two shifted images
geekpower said:
geekpower said:Los Angeles from the Griffith Observatory, complete with a few airplanes and the backside of a random teenager who climbed up on the ledge just as i was starting my 30 second exposure:
Valvebounce said:Hi Geoff.
Very nice shot, I'm guessing that you wanted the observatory to be in the shot as a reference for the shot location however I have to say it looks as if the teenager might have done you a small favour by reducing the size of the very bright white of the building that shows on that side of the shot, I think I might have cropped that bit off to clean up the shot a bit. It seems that there is scope for cropping without loosing any of the detail or changing the aspect ratio, a little of the top and a little less of the bottom?
Just an opinion and as such not worth a thing and not intended to offend.
Also bear in mindteenagerspeople in general have no concept of wide angle (or telephoto) lenses, I often get comments like 'oh sorry am I in your shot' when I'm shooting with a tele lens.
Happy new year, Graham.
GMCPhotographics said:A few from the weekend in London:
Canon 5DIII and 24-70 f2.8 L
GMCPhotographics said:A few from the weekend in London:
Canon 5DIII and 24-70 f2.8 L
Valvebounce said:Hi GMC.
Very nice series of shots, I like the first shot but I find I am drawn to the B&W shot, this is strange as I normally don't see much in B&W.
Possibly due to being from a generation where B&W was old tech that everyone was trying to leave behind?
The third shot is a great shot from a good position, do many people stand in the middle of the road guarding their tripod at that point?
Also could you tell us what the shots are of, is the first the M.I.5 building? Yes sorry to say that I have no idea of the landmarks in my capitol city! :-[
Cheers, Graham.
GMCPhotographics said:A few from the weekend in London:
Canon 5DIII and 24-70 f2.8 L
GMCPhotographics said:Valvebounce said:Hi GMC.
Very nice series of shots, I like the first shot but I find I am drawn to the B&W shot, this is strange as I normally don't see much in B&W.
Possibly due to being from a generation where B&W was old tech that everyone was trying to leave behind?
The third shot is a great shot from a good position, do many people stand in the middle of the road guarding their tripod at that point?
Also could you tell us what the shots are of, is the first the M.I.5 building? Yes sorry to say that I have no idea of the landmarks in my capitol city! :-[
Cheers, Graham.
GMCPhotographics said:A few from the weekend in London:
Canon 5DIII and 24-70 f2.8 L
Hi Graham, the first and second shots of from Vauxhall bridge and yes it's the MI5 building. The Third shot is of Admiralty Arc, where the Cabinet Office used to live. I'm not sure if they still do. It sits between Buckingham Palace and Trafalgar Square. This shot was taken on a traffic island in Pall Mall. Shortly after this shot (and not my doing) the whole area became grid locked and that was the end of my traffic trails shoot through the arches. It was a bad day to decide to take a trip to London due to the tube strike.
GMCPhotographics said:Here's a few more: