Comme à Québec la tour d'observation (Prudential Tower) est munie de vitre et il faut prendre la photo à travers un paquet de verre qui reflète la moindre lumière provenant de l'intérieur. Dans ce cas-ci, j'ai placé ma K-7 avec la pancake DA 21mm sur un mini trépied (Ultra-pod II) tout simple, le plus proche possible de la vitre. Mon Tilley a ensuite servi à couvrir les reflets. À voir large sur fond noir
The Prudential Tower has a magnificent view of Boston but you have to shoot through many layers of glass. I used my K-7 and a small pancake lens (DA 21mm f/3.2) on a small tripod (Ultra-pod II, the best 20$ I ever spent on a photographic equipment) as close as possible to the window. My Tilley was then used to cover the eventual reflections. See it large on a black background:
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Cake in the Morn 9 months ago | reply
Wonderful! I have used it in my brand new book for Kindle called "Home to Boston", a children's photographic and descriptive look around Boston's famous and historical locations. www.amazon.com/Home-to-Boston-ebook/dp/B008YJ6SZ0/ref=sr_...
Thank you so much for sharing your photo!
RTsan 6 months ago | reply
Superbe! Yeah, the view from the Pru is great but you have to deal with the reflections. Too bad John Hancock closed their observation deck: the glass there was better.
TheRealYsmay 5 months ago | reply
Beautiful! We used it on MetroSeeker.com in a blog post about Boston. Your credited in the caption, and the photo links back to you here on Flickr!
Thanks for such a lovely photograph!
metroseeker.com/blog/item/quick-ten-in-boston
Steve(Decipher shot )@p1peman 3 months ago | reply
Wonderful photo