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Two Takes on the Manhattan Bridge (Panos)

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We had 75 degree F temperature over the weekend in NY and I decided to reshoot the Manhattan Bridge with the 12-24mm lens & D300.

17-vertical frames @ ISO 200. The originals are large :D





Here's a single horizontal frame @ 12mm. This is where panos come in handy:



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Dez

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Hey Dez,

Diggin 1 & 2 and the composition of 2 pulls me in, I love it. Great job man!

Ray
 
Hi,

The first one is great. Reminds of an old documentary in a good sense. Thanks for sharing
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WOW, these really make me miss my home. These pics are fabulous!

But wait... your wearin a Yankee hat. Anyone tell you you look like Johan Santna?

I'm a Met fan. Fell sorry for me.
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Kuby
 
bridges... I like the first one the best. Perfectly composed with the foreground rocks and little inlet of water balances the frame quite well.

Just something to challenge you a bit since you have mastered the shots from afar; get close! Let's see some creative shots of your favorite bridges from a unique and close up perspective.
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Glorious Dez, what a site! I like #1, but I have to say I love #2. It just seems a bit of a shame to not show all those incredible shades of blue. ;)
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Thanks for sharing. I never get tired of your NYC photos.

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Outstanding work as usual Dez!
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Steve

 
Chris Walden said:
bridges... I like the first one the best. Perfectly composed with the foreground rocks and little inlet of water balances the frame quite well.

Just something to challenge you a bit since you have mastered the shots from afar; get close! Let's see some creative shots of your favorite bridges from a unique and close up perspective.
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Thanks Chris. I've got a bunch of bits of some of the bridges here: http://photos.dezmix.com/bridges

But here's a few that I can pull off the top of my head of the Manhattan Bridge:









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