Disney Concert Hall, Los Angeles

It was hot and I recently got a Sigma 20mm f1.8, so I drove down after dinner for a few quick shots.
1. Twilight.

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awesome pictures, i like it all. did you use tripod?

wow, you're in LA too? it's nice to see someone local. i'm gonna be around downtown area (i'm aiming for disney concert hall too) this weekend to test out my new 17-70 lens and to learn a bit more, i'm still a noob

Nah, I used ISO 400-1000 and hand held with leaning against things and using good stance.
Most were about 1/6 to 1/20 sec shutter speed.

love the first one...great capture

These are truly some of the most professional looking shots I've seen on this site. The composition and use of light to create depth are unmatched. I can't imagine how you stayed still at 1/6. IS lense?

Love Broadway. B&W

Knowing LA very well and the Disney.. You got some really wonderful and unique shots there. The second is one shot that you might get a few $$ on as I have never seen anyone take that view. I love the the juxtaposition of old and new. You Done Good there T

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These are truly some of the most professional looking shots I've seen on this site. The composition and use of light to create depth are unmatched. I can't imagine how you stayed still at 1/6. IS lense?

Love Broadway. B&W

Hey thanks. No, I'm too cheap to get IS lenses.
I just practice good technique. With a wide lens, I can generally get away with that shutter speed.

It's not much different than shooting guns. You stand shoulder width apart, left foot a touch forward. Lean into the shot a touch support the lens/body with the left arm tucked into the chest, press the eyebrow against the camera, breath in and as you exhale, squeeze the shutter.

Just takes practice I guess.

wow. just wow.

amazing
i like how the lights are captured especially in the last three shots.
i would definately like to see more like these from you

Ok, an oldie but a goody. Taken with a sigma 28mm f1.8. I like the bokeh this lens produces.