golden gate panorama

[PixelJack]

http://www.pbase.com/image/37820549/original

did not use AE lock, screwed it a little.

[JonM]

Dude, that's so freaking cool. In the resolution I saw it at, the exposure's decent and probably nothing that couldn't be fixed in Photoshop. Everything else is just, like, wow.

edit: I just had to post more, I love the colour and shadow on the bridge itself, the solid line of headlights stretching across, and the little streaks of airplanes in the sky in the background.

What settings did you use? ISO? Exposure time? I'd be interested in hearing, night photography like this is one of my favorite things - and one of the hardest to get right, for me.

[stoneylonesome]

Nice shot, don't see a thing wrong with the exposure.

[mjordan]

That is one neat panorama. Even with the things you mentioned, it's still well done.

Mike

[sparker1]

Great shot, exposure looks fine.

[jads]

I agree with Jon - some info about settings would be great ! Also what lense are you using? ;)

[robinslater]

Wow .... a truly incredible shot. Great impact!

[LAWSON McCULLOCH]

A great shot , i really enjoyed looking at this.

[Lloydm]

Beautiful shot(s) The colors are magnificent.

[cmM]

very nice! Must be an awesome sight. I've never seen the Golden Gate in real life

[picture-this]

So nice. I would edit out the air planes or whatever in the sky though.

[Wrench]

I think he was referring to not using the AE lock because you can see the parting line in the sky. Look at the exposure and notice the vertical line where the color of the background changes. Not a big deal, it's an excellent capture.

[vcutag]

So nice. I would edit out the air planes or whatever in the sky though.

I agree, that's the only thing detracting from the photo. At low-res it looks almost like scratches on the proverbial film, and it's distracting.

I think that single frame would be a neat picture, though, with the plane trails a focus. That's a lot of them in one area.