tribeca and lower manhattan at night
schneider 150mm apo-symmar-l
provia 100f
sent the non-swing version out for drum scanning. i've been thinking about 4x5 vs. full-frame digital. the good canon/nikon tilt-shift lenses, when the entire image circle is stitched together, almost match a sharp 4x5 slide, imo (though you could stitch multiple 4x5 frames too). but as soon as camera movements are added, you lose a lot of the ability to stitch. and stitching poses its own issues. so i'll be using my 4x5 for my pre-planned shots for a while longer i think.
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bytegirl24 (17 months ago | reply)
love the light and focus, very nice!
genotypewriter (17 months ago | reply)
There are other benefits in shooting film over digital that I found out.
As an alternative to using T/S lenses on DSLRs, have you thought about attaching a DSLR to your 4x5?
L_#$#%ywofs5gin@#$ [deleted] (17 months ago | reply)
Nice shot. Would love to shoot from that location for my project as well!
My advice is (1) don't start going 8x10 as from your comments you will become addicted... very, very addicted... and (2) never rent a tech cam with a Phase back!
Wasif Hassan (17 months ago | reply)
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kenny mccartney (17 months ago | reply)
This is a really eye-pleasing shot, especially large. This may actually remind me when I'm out to use my tilt function a little more often for creative purposes. Oh, and solid view!
Daveevan (17 months ago | reply)
Stunning
Lun Liu (17 months ago | reply)
wow interesting shot
romvi (17 months ago | reply)
great work
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awesome!!
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Fatty88 (17 months ago | reply)
Bright lights, Big city...truly captured the essence of New York. Beautiful
Sprengben [why not get a friend] (17 months ago | reply)
This is a really good shot! It definitely deserves Explore. Have a blessed Saturday!
Highers, (17 months ago | reply)
Nice shot
k@ryn (17 months ago | reply)
Great Shot!
&li (17 months ago | reply)
Amazing!!
Monika Gete (17 months ago | reply)
gorgeous night picture... i like it a lot!
[ iany trisuzzi ] (17 months ago | reply)
awesome night shot!
gato-gato-gato (17 months ago | reply)
Nett!
Dr. Ilia (17 months ago | reply)
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Excellent!
JimbobEdsel (17 months ago | reply)
Cracking image! Congrats for the Explore.
PorcL (17 months ago | reply)
Excellent pic
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Wonderful image!!!!
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whoisnd (17 months ago | reply)
awesome! love the effect..
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54StorminWillyGJ54 (17 months ago | reply)
love the light and focus here
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Bryan Koorstad (17 months ago | reply)
Cool idea with the vertical tilt shift effect.
side note: "tilt-shift" in your description needs a little "shifting" if you know what I mean. ;) lol
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samuel t ludwig (17 months ago | reply)
I'm glad you're thinking aloud when it comes to 4x5 versus 35mm stitched T/S images. I'm going through the same dilemma myself at the moment, or rather, I'm wondering if it is better to stitch together multiple shifted images or use a wider angle lens and crop afterwards. The positives and negatives are too many to list here, but I have learned that for exterior spaces, stitching is the way to go. And for interiors, cropping a wider angle lens seems more consistent. That being said, I'm leaving a tripod out of this entire equation, as steady hands does the trick for me 98% of the time.
Petri Lopia (17 months ago | reply)
Very nice miniatyre effect
Conilí (17 months ago | reply)
me encanta!
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BT. Photography (17 months ago | reply)
Great work
Ivan Sohrakoff (16 months ago | reply)
Love your use of the tilt and shifting on the 4x5, Andrew. So effective, and so interesting to look at. I absolutely love this shot. Great photography, man.
Keith Lovett Photography (15 months ago | reply)
Sometimes I think I am blind when I see shots like these and wonder why dont capture these. Awesome job!
Surrealplaces (14 months ago | reply)
This is a great shot!
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glosscontrol (12 months ago | reply)
very nice pixx !!