Chris Armstrong
Active Member
This was my first trip to New York in 15 years...still crazy! First pic is 42nd Street, second is Times Square, third is Central Park.
NYC 2011
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Dan Cattermole
Dan Down - The Steampunk Womble
Stunning shots there dude!
I like all of them, they're simply great
I like all of them, they're simply great
Tim Pindar
Well-Known Member
Love the sense of movement in the Times Square pic!
Pete Askew
Admin
Very nice series and a good flavour of the place from the towering avenues to the hustle and bustle to the skyline around central park. I guess you have many more.
Hamish Gill
Tech Support (and Marketing)
I agree with Pete! The capture atmosphere is spot on!
I think I'm going to enjoy your photography Chris!
The first 2 are especially good IMO! The flare works a treat on the first!!
Where's Darren Bradley these days, I reckon he would get a kick out of these even of they do break his ideals for straight verticals etc!
Very nice!!
More please
I think I'm going to enjoy your photography Chris!
The first 2 are especially good IMO! The flare works a treat on the first!!
Where's Darren Bradley these days, I reckon he would get a kick out of these even of they do break his ideals for straight verticals etc!
Very nice!!
More please
Brian Moore
Moderator
Great stuff. Especially I like the first one with the magnificent flare. What equipment,...?
Chris Armstrong
Active Member
Thanks to all for the magnificently swollen head I'm getting! As far as the gear...Olympus e-500/Zuiko ED 14-45mm. To be perfectly honest, 90% of the time I use the camera like a point 'n' shoot. When I'm travelling, the last thing I want to do is fiddle with settings before each and every picture. It wasn't such a big deal with my Pentax K1000, but then there were only 2 or 3 knobs/dials to fool with, and it became almost instinctual. Has anybody come up with a modern digital that has an interface like an old analog? I'd jump on it!
First pic is leaning out the hotel window (mind the pigeon poop), second is Times Square again, and the third is at the 9/11 memorial...two giant waterfalls where the twin towers once stood...kinda spooky.
Chris Dodkin
West Coast Correspondent
in 1 and 3, the city almost takes on the look of mountains and canyons - very cool lighting on the buildings in #3
adrian jordin
Well-Known Member
That first shot of Times Square is brilliant. Great colours and energy.
Hamish Gill
Tech Support (and Marketing)
More great stuff!
If you get a chance, take a look at the Fuji x100
Proper shutter and aperture dials!!
If you get a chance, take a look at the Fuji x100
Proper shutter and aperture dials!!
Darren Bradley
Well-Known Member
I'm here, but I can't see the photos. Just an error message saying they've been removed from photobucket...
Hamish Gill
Tech Support (and Marketing)
yes, I cant see them either... its a shame as they were really good!
