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assafphotography
30th of December 2008 (Tue), 08:35
This was taken with my hands surrounding the lens while it took 3 exposures....there was so much glare up there but at least I got one good shot

Thanks for looking
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3241/3149870368_88257a6da4_b.jpg (http://photography-on-the.net/forum/%3Ca%20href=)
JoYork
30th of December 2008 (Tue), 08:56
Saw this in the other thread. Excellent shot - gives me vertigo just looking at it! :)
Mark1
30th of December 2008 (Tue), 10:04
NICE shot!

It can be a pain at night. Douring the day I had no problem with glare/reflections up there.
megadima
30th of December 2008 (Tue), 10:13
Sweet , very colorful !!!!
luigis
30th of December 2008 (Tue), 10:17
Fantastic!!!
Nukey
30th of December 2008 (Tue), 10:19
Very nice! So, this is a combination of three exposures? :)
assafphotography
30th of December 2008 (Tue), 11:24
Very nice! So, this is a combination of three exposures? :)

hahaha, yeah! I think out of about 10 possible shots this had the least glare and the windows were kind of dirty

bringing windex next time :rolleyes:
Mark1
30th of December 2008 (Tue), 11:58
hahaha, yeah! I think out of about 10 possible shots this had the least glare and the windows were kind of dirty

bringing windex next time :rolleyes:


And a really tall ladder!!:lol:
julianmonsta
30th of December 2008 (Tue), 12:07
wow, very nice.
canonloader
31st of December 2008 (Wed), 06:22
Nice render. Why the streaking at the edges though?
assafphotography
31st of December 2008 (Wed), 08:24
Nice render. Why the streaking at the edges though?

I think that's because the windows were really dirty
canonloader
31st of December 2008 (Wed), 08:36
I was wondering if you used a wide angle, it might cause something like that through really thick glass.
assafphotography
31st of December 2008 (Wed), 08:39
I was wondering if you used a wide angle, it might cause something like that through really thick glass.

I used the 10-22....haven't heard about this scenario before
canonloader
31st of December 2008 (Wed), 08:45
I haven't seen it before, but looking at this shot, it only smears out near the edges while the center is nice and sharp. I do have other experience shooting through glass though, and the thicker the glass, the more chance of a reflection artifact showing up, especially if your shooting at an angle through it. Just a stray thought. :)
CameraBuff
31st of December 2008 (Wed), 17:41
That is a real cool and difficult shot; I just love night shots.