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Just testing the new, wider, dpr :)





Seems that 540px wide is cool now, with no need for clicking to expand.

Canon 5D, Canon 24TS-E on board. The 2nd one is a stitched pano, 4 shots, portrait orientation. 10-stop ND filter used on both shots.

Anyhow, the light and sky was really cool a week ago when I ran my last workshop :)

-- Andy
 
Hi Andy awesome as always.
JK
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I like to see what things look like photographed in infrared
 
Andy Williams said:
Canon 5D, Canon 24TS-E on board.
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So the 5D M8t, nice, very nice Andy :-)). Spoiling ourself are we, LOL. Good on ya M8t, nice to see and BTW, fine shots sir.

All the best Andy ;-))

Danny.

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Cool variations on one of the most iconic views of the city.

The smooth water is unworldly. It has the effect of making it look like a scene from a fantasy novel.

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Frank
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Both are fabulous. I prefer #2 though. Great call on the ND filter. The water is like silk.
Andy Williams said:
Just testing the new, wider, dpr :)





Seems that 540px wide is cool now, with no need for clicking to
expand.

Canon 5D, Canon 24TS-E on board. The 2nd one is a stitched pano, 4
shots, portrait orientation. 10-stop ND filter used on both shots.

Anyhow, the light and sky was really cool a week ago when I ran my
last workshop :)

-- Andy
Click to expand...
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Cheers,
Doug

http://www.doglesbyimages.com
 
Hi... Just peeking over from the Nikon forums... these are very nice. I can see that that ND filter of your's really helps with daytime pics. I often think of ND filters with waterfalls but never thought of using them for a cityscape. Very nice results! I think I will need to obtain one myself to get some of these results...

I personally take a lot of NYC photos, as this is the city I live in... thanks for sharing these...

May I ask... what was the exif for these photos? Especially in #2... I noticed that the right side seems to be exposed differently than the left. Can you share the settings and exposure?

Am I safe to assume this was around 6:30 or 7pm?

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LeungPhotos said:
Hi... Just peeking over from the Nikon forums... these are very
nice. I can see that that ND filter of your's really helps with
daytime pics. I often think of ND filters with waterfalls but
never thought of using them for a cityscape. Very nice results! I
think I will need to obtain one myself to get some of these
results...

I personally take a lot of NYC photos, as this is the city I live
in... thanks for sharing these...

May I ask... what was the exif for these photos? Especially in
  1. 2... I noticed that the right side seems to be exposed differently
than the left. Can you share the settings and exposure?

Am I safe to assume this was around 6:30 or 7pm?
Click to expand...
I was actually wrong in my first post - this is not the stitched shot - this is a single exposure :) I have another one that I made that's stiched. Anyhow, this is the original raw file:



you can see that the lighting is darker on the right side - just one of those really weird, sinister skies! I also love the brightness peeking under the bridge.

Here is the shooting location:
http://maps.smugmug.com/?feedType=geoAlbum&Data=634937

Exif, here:
http://www.moonriverphotography.com/photos/newexif.mg?ImageID=163262763

(8:52pm NY time)

Thanks!

Andy
 
Andy - Very very nice as always...I especially love the first one. What time was that? Slightly before sunset?

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Pak K So
'Enjoy your life, guy'

 
Love your shots. I often photograph in DUMBO at that very site. Just wondering what brand neutral density filter you used and any tips about them you can pass on. Thanks. Carol
 
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