On the prior night to shooting my previously posted Golden Gate Bridge shot, I was at the other end of the bridge, later at night and captured this among other images.
This was my 1st attempt with the new camera, and next time out I will definitely pay closer attention to my grid for alignment.
I definitely have a few ideas for next time.
Anyway.....
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23rd February 2009, 06:29 AM #1
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Re: Golden Gate escape
Nothing that can't be fixed in Photoshop in a few seconds
Originally Posted by Bm7b5
next time out I will definitely pay closer attention to my grid for alignment.
(will do later if nobody else beats me to it)
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23rd February 2009, 07:31 AM #3
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Re: Golden Gate escape
At the risk of being shot for duplication, your Golden gate looks a great candidate for Zooming shooting as with Brisbane's own landmark bridge.
Regards Roxy Originally Posted by Roxy
Hello crew .. here's a couple of shots which may interest some.
A group of friends were on a night-time shoot recently, one showed us a bit of "zooming-shooting"
It's easy as pie; just get a stable base or tripod for your camera with a mid-to-long zoom attached..small aperture (to facilitate a long exposure).. press shutter..manually twist zoom while lens is open.. Robert's your father's brother!
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