The other day I was on my way back from a trip when I stopped off in the city, so I had a lens combo with me that I normally don't carry around. I always enjoy looking way down long streets like this, and I thought it would be interesting to try to capture it in a photo. This was taken with a 70-200 2.8 and a 2x teleconverter, at 400mm. I love the unique perspective it gives, and how it packs so much into one photo. I'll be the first to admit that it's pretty busy, but I like having a perspective that's not even visible to the naked eye. I had to do some research on Google maps after I took this photo to even figure out what that yellow building is in the middle of the photo. Turns out it is about 1.25 miles from where I'm standing to take this photo. 
It's a building that's across from a bar that's in a completely different neighborhood. So, perhaps even long focal lengths have some place in shooting landscapes/ city scapes.
It's a building that's across from a bar that's in a completely different neighborhood. So, perhaps even long focal lengths have some place in shooting landscapes/ city scapes.
