Thanks, Gregg! Not a soul was there since it was raining and fairly hard, too. I am not sure whether you saw a similar shot I posted before showing more of the foreground and a guy near the fountain I posted before. That guy was Bobby. He set up his camera next to mine, I triggered it while he pretended taking picture of the fountain using (my) iPhone. Basically, only the 3 of us was shooting that morning and another photographer came a tad later.
I got a few rain drops on the lens on the right side although I had an umbrella since it was windy and I didn't want the umbrella to show on the image. I am too lazy now and didn't bother removing the drops on the image. Oh, well .
Werner_Utsch wrote:
Josh, bellissima Roma !
René, traumhaft !
What great thread, compliments to my friends here....and a perfect weekend (its pooring rain in Heidelberg)
Vielen Dank, Werner! Deine Bilder sind einfach wunderbar! Thanks!
Joshua...we were there during the day as well, and it was raining too. But, I had my 1D4 and 24-70, so when everyone bailed out of the rain, I stayed and photographed. One great thing about the 1D4/24-70 combo!!
Wonderful shot, Tim! My wife graduated from Gettysburg College and I was on the Board of the Lutheran Seminary at Gettysburg so this brings back fond memories. Thanks for sharing.
It truly is a beautiful spot. Shame someone spray painted the rocks on the right part of the bridge foundation. They tried to remove it, but you still see it a little.
Tim
mwhartman wrote:
Wonderful shot, Tim! My wife graduated from Gettysburg College and I was on the Board of the Lutheran Seminary at Gettysburg so this brings back fond memories. Thanks for sharing.
Went out to play with my new 14 stop ND and the Loxia 21/2.8. I was working on two individual images and then realized they overlap. So, I decided to create a 2 image pano from them. Each image is a 213 sec exposure in the sun!
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