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<\/a>Grand Central<\/p><\/div>\n
This is an HDR image based on 3 exposures, bracketed around F7.1. So the shortest exposure was 0.6 seconds and the longest 10 seconds. I applied for a photo pass, but\u00a0didn’t get one [not sure why: possibly because I only did it a week in advance]. As you’re not allowed to use a tripod without one, I propped my camera up on my hat and gloves on the ledge of the balcony – surprisingly effective. This was the day of the Snowstorm Jonas, so the outside light coming through the windows was pretty muted. There’s still a little bit of chromatic aberration though, possibly because I took this at 16 mm [on my 16-35mm F2.8].<\/p>\n
I did take some pictures during the snow, but it wasn’t the sort of weather to be messing around with tripods. This is what a Prius looks like under a couple of feet of snow [taken on my phone]:<\/p>\n
<\/a>Snowy Prius<\/p><\/div>\n
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Just a quick post on a picture that I took last Saturday at Grand Central Station in New York: This is an HDR image based on 3 exposures, bracketed around F7.1. So the shortest exposure was 0.6 seconds and the … Continue reading