Few Nyc pics

[Ruckus99ss]

Few pics I took from my old neighborhood in Brooklyn and then some from Times Sq. I went HDR because I was looking for some pics to put on canvas to decorate my house

http://ruckus.smugmug.com/photos/584597305_Q4TNE-L.jpg

http://ruckus.smugmug.com/photos/584615003_fFUWX-L.jpg

http://ruckus.smugmug.com/photos/584792179_wWBYT-L.jpg

http://ruckus.smugmug.com/photos/584789322_5pnLS-L.jpg

http://ruckus.smugmug.com/photos/584792841_sXasz-L.jpg

http://ruckus.smugmug.com/photos/584791144_76dTC-L.jpg

http://ruckus.smugmug.com/photos/584793339_aG4Kv-L.jpg

think def went overboard on first pic but cant really tell bought a new laptop for my deployment and didnt calibrate the screen

[sadowsk2]

nice shots!

[namasste]

you want to fix those horizons if you plan on putting them up. my honest opinion is that the skyline and Time Sq stuff is pretty good but overdone in photography. the 5th shot on the bridge looking up though...wow, that's the wall hanger man! if anything, maybe bump your blue channel down a fuzz to deepen the dark and then add some contrast and its money!

[FlatBattery]

#5 is great. #3 would be a beautiful picture if the horizon was straight. Great shots.

[SubliM3]

Beautiful shots. I kinda like the horizon a bit askew on #3.

[NeutronBoy]

3 4 5 do it for me. Print!

[Cyclop]

Nice photo's.

[The Stig]

lovin' a straight #3.

[Ruckus99ss]

thanks guys...been deployed and forgot i posted these. That being said whats the easiest way to straighten out the horizon on pic 3.
That being said here are first 2 not hdr done and now that i see them on a real computer screen think these are much better
http://www.photosbyruckus.com/photos/587378875_QCihS-L.jpg
http://www.photosbyruckus.com/photos/587377749_MByMJ-L.jpg

and one more i found
http://www.photosbyruckus.com/photos/587380358_ExVLy-L.jpg

[SubliM3]

The easiest for me to straighten out a horizon is in Lightroom. You can also do it in PS, more work though.

[daniboy]

the two timesquare shots look like you have been inspired by Trey Ratcliffs tutorial. (www.stuckincustoms.com)

I really like the last one (bridge) !! Good Job.

[NicolasRubio]

I really like the pics! I'll show you my version of #5!

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3513/3719541406_7cd04355e2_o.jpg

I have one that looks even more like yours... but I can't find it!

[perfeng702]

i like the HDR ones.

[rahal]

Awesome photos especially the one where there is the bridge. Love #3 & #10

[Cyclop]

Really like the B&W shot of the bridge in photo #5, well done.

[swartz]

Got to love dumbo

[Ruckus99ss]

Got to love dumbo
hugh dumbo?

[RookieCanon1986]

Wow!!! Beautiful pictures... I want take pictures in NYC but afriad to bring my camera out there... Btw, keep it up with ur pictures.

[swartz]

hugh dumbo?

The pic of the brooklyn bridge was taken from dumbo brooklyn often called dumbo park.

[Ruckus99ss]

oh gotcha you know i used to live in brooklyn heights and never heard of dumbo park

[spardha]

I really like that series, would be interested to know what lens and settings you used

[Ruckus99ss]

Sigma 10-20mm f4-5.6 for most and # 6&7 was 70-200 f4l

[swartz]

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/DUMBO%2C_Brooklyn?wasRedirected=true

[canonman1971]

Very nice...makes me want to go for a walk right now.

[Ruckus99ss]

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/DUMBO%2C_Brooklyn?wasRedirected=true
thanks never knew it was called that. I actually lived on Henry and Clark basically and never made it over to there until this time when i went back. Wish i made the trip to that side earlier.