doug anderson
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The day was hazier than I prefer, nevertheless.
Nikon D90, 16-85 mm lens at 75. (85 is hopeless)
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Looking South from the Empire State Building
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The day was hazier than I prefer, nevertheless.
Nikon D90, 16-85 mm lens at 75. (85 is hopeless)
Cem_Usakligil
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Hi Doug,
Despite the haze, this has turned out to be a fine picture if you ask me. It brings so many memories with it. Are you in NY now or was it a short trip? Thanks for sharing this with us.
Now if I may, here is a quick scan from a printed copy of an Empire State snap which I made some 12 yrs ago from the roof of the twin towers. I couldn't find the negative so the quality is quite bad. But it is the idea which matters in this case.
Cheers,
Hi Doug,
Despite the haze, this has turned out to be a fine picture if you ask me. It brings so many memories with it. Are you in NY now or was it a short trip? Thanks for sharing this with us.
Now if I may, here is a quick scan from a printed copy of an Empire State snap which I made some 12 yrs ago from the roof of the twin towers. I couldn't find the negative so the quality is quite bad. But it is the idea which matters in this case.
Cheers,
doug anderson
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Cem I went for a visit yesterday. I love shooting in NY.
Thanks,
D
Thanks,
D
doug anderson
New member
Hi Doug,
Despite the haze, this has turned out to be a fine picture if you ask me. It brings so many memories with it. Are you in NY now or was it a short trip? Thanks for sharing this with us.
Now if I may, here is a quick scan from a printed copy of an Empire State snap which I made some 12 yrs ago from the roof of the twin towers. I couldn't find the negative so the quality is quite bad. But it is the idea which matters in this case.
Cheers,
What lens were you using?
Cem_Usakligil
Well-known member
If I remember correctly, I used a Sigma 70-300 APO lens mounted on a Nikon F800 but I am not sure to be honest.
Edit: Oh no, I remember it now! It was a Minolta compact APS film camera with a built in zoom lens, can you believe it? ;-)
Cheers,
doug anderson
New member
Another Shot
Central Synagogue, New York
Central Synagogue, New York
doug anderson
New member
CEM: I feel strange looking at your photo and knowing there are no more towers. It's like standing on air.
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Cem_Usakligil
Well-known member
I know. That's the emotional aspect which has made me post this picture.
Cheers,
John Angulat
pro member
Home Sweet Home
Hi Doug,
- been away for the last 5 days off-shore tournament fishing in the Keys. Nice to come back to a picture of home. Great shot.
Hi Doug,
- been away for the last 5 days off-shore tournament fishing in the Keys. Nice to come back to a picture of home. Great shot.
doug anderson
New member
John: hope you caught some!
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