Last night I ventured downtown again to enjoy the people watching and
music listening at SXSW on 6th Street in Austin Texas. While I was
there I could not pass up the opportunity to take a few photos. Ok,
more than a few...
In addition to all the official music venues, you could not walk more
than 50 feet without being (hopefully) entertained by musicians and
other entertainers entertaining the throngs.
The guys in the foreground are members of the quite entertaining
indie/folk/rock group NEMES that traveled down from Boston MA for the
festival.
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Sprengben [why not get a friend] 14 months ago | reply
Magnificent Photo, great how you did this! It really deserves Explore. I wish a great start in the Weekend.
Ben
Visualist Images 14 months ago | reply
Thanks all for the kind comments. For those that asked how it was done, it was shot with a Nikon d700 with the 16mm fisheye lens. I extended the tripod legs to their full length and then with the camera set to a 5 second timer delay fired the shutter and lifted the camera as high as possible by lifting the tripod so the feet were against my chest gifting me about a 10 ft camera platform. Then I processed the single raw file through photomatix for a single frame HDR then cleaned up the result with Topaz Adjust and CS5. Hope this helps.
THANK YOU AGAIN,
John
Flipintex Working my way back slowly!!! 14 months ago | reply
Awesome shot and processing!
Captain Kimo 14 months ago | reply
excellent