Jeff Donovan
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New York City, right before rush hour.
Six second exposure at f/11, ISO 80.
Six second exposure at f/11, ISO 80.
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Asher Kelman
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Hi Jeff,
Delightful photograph. It could be larger! So many people hardly moves in 8 seconds! I like slow exposures since they get rid of a lot of unimportant transient detail and in addition you have achieved a painterly look which is intriguing. Seems to be a lot of green in the light to nice effect. I do miss the rest of the grand scene. The window top and roof are missing! Do you have more so you can stitch. Again I long for excess coverage. I always try to take adjacent shots generously at the same settings. It takes a few secs and can make a picture exceptional.
In any case you have a fine subject and technic. Can you do more? This scene calls for a grand view. It's very worthwhile.
Asher
BTW: I thought, hmm this was taken with the Panasonic Lumix DMC FZ-303 and lens filters. So I asked myself, why 3 filters? ND so you can use a slow shutter speed? Then I realized you are listing your gear, LOL! That list is better in your profile. I'd still like to know which camera you used!
Delightful photograph. It could be larger! So many people hardly moves in 8 seconds! I like slow exposures since they get rid of a lot of unimportant transient detail and in addition you have achieved a painterly look which is intriguing. Seems to be a lot of green in the light to nice effect. I do miss the rest of the grand scene. The window top and roof are missing! Do you have more so you can stitch. Again I long for excess coverage. I always try to take adjacent shots generously at the same settings. It takes a few secs and can make a picture exceptional.
In any case you have a fine subject and technic. Can you do more? This scene calls for a grand view. It's very worthwhile.
Asher
BTW: I thought, hmm this was taken with the Panasonic Lumix DMC FZ-303 and lens filters. So I asked myself, why 3 filters? ND so you can use a slow shutter speed? Then I realized you are listing your gear, LOL! That list is better in your profile. I'd still like to know which camera you used!