Jack Breakfast
02-08-2012, 12:31 PM
Greetings folks,
I've been posting a few bird-related pictures but have recently become compulsively interested in this horrible strip of condominiums in Toronto's southwest, by the water. Photographing them at sunset with a medium telephoto lens the other night, I am posting this one for your enjoyment and visual perusal...
Shot with the Canon 7D, 70-200 f4 + 1.4 at 246mm, iso 200, 1/500, f8. Other than a slight levels tweak, I've kept the photo as it was shot.
Many thanks for your consideration. As a matter of possible interest, I'll say that photographing birds and buildings within walking distance of my apartment has given me a new love of the city I've watched go down the proverbial tubes over the last 10 years or so...others would wholeheartedly disagree with my analysis, but let's get back on topic...photographing buildings and sky at sunset with a medium telephoto is great fun! To conclude: if any of you fine folks have any post-processing suggestions, I'd be glad to hear them. Generally speaking I like to leave these pictures alone but shots in this vein could obviously be treated in so many different ways...
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I've been posting a few bird-related pictures but have recently become compulsively interested in this horrible strip of condominiums in Toronto's southwest, by the water. Photographing them at sunset with a medium telephoto lens the other night, I am posting this one for your enjoyment and visual perusal...
Shot with the Canon 7D, 70-200 f4 + 1.4 at 246mm, iso 200, 1/500, f8. Other than a slight levels tweak, I've kept the photo as it was shot.
Many thanks for your consideration. As a matter of possible interest, I'll say that photographing birds and buildings within walking distance of my apartment has given me a new love of the city I've watched go down the proverbial tubes over the last 10 years or so...others would wholeheartedly disagree with my analysis, but let's get back on topic...photographing buildings and sky at sunset with a medium telephoto is great fun! To conclude: if any of you fine folks have any post-processing suggestions, I'd be glad to hear them. Generally speaking I like to leave these pictures alone but shots in this vein could obviously be treated in so many different ways...
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