An HDR I took when I acquired my Canon 5d Mark I

Hope you like it . It has been a while since I have posted here .

Thanks Jimmy

Well it seems that all of the buildings are leaning inward, my taste there is alittle bit to much sky. I'm curious to settings I found out using tungsten setting helps alot during night shots

Not sure why the data does not exist , I checked off the box . I used the 24-70mm L series Lens . That would explain the inward buildings . I dont normally like to use the tungsten settings . But it seems its very rare for Manhattan to have a Clear Sky . The sky usually comes out red due to pollution , Unless i use a wide angle at a specific time . I have shot from this location at the Brooklyn Promenade dozens of times , This particular time I was trying out a new lens and camera body .

if I was to have centered the image , i would have picked up a bunch of construction work and debris from underneath me and noise pollution from street lights . Which would make it less desirable.

heres a few more



I didnt think its anything great but many like that saturated look so I posted here to see what reactions I would get .

wow all of these photos are amazing

Jimmy, All wonderful images. Keep up the fantastic work

Hi Jimmy,

First I have seen of your pics.

I liked them all. First one is my favorite. Beautiful!

I also like the amount of sky (nice deep blue and good gradient to lighter blue).

Very pretty image.

thanks for posting them.

BenzBoyJim wrote:I used the 24-70mm L series Lens . That would explain the inward buildings


You just need to point the lens horizontally level and your buildings will be straight


Best
Shaun

Beautiful. I like how the sky fades from blue to black.

#1 I quite like - nice deep blue sky. I also like #3 and #4.

Love the smooth water and the greenish tint in #3 esp.

Interesting point on putting the camera on tungsten WB, wish I'd tried that when I was doing some night shots of Melbourne last week.

Andy