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1 Comment |
Steve_Berry
 
Steve_Berry February 19, 2015
Great pic, super contrast in black and white, welcome to VIewbug, enjoy the ride, but most importantly, post some more.
robhughes
robhughes April 22, 2015
Thanks Steve, will do.
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Behind The Lens

Location

The photo was taken in the Powerhouse in Brisbane, the place has a very industrial feel.

Time

The shot was taken during the lunchtime rush, as it was in a very dark building, the time of day did not matter.

Lighting

The place where I was standing was very dark, and it was the light from the windows that caught my eye. I did not use a tripod, but did set the ISO at 400.

Equipment

I had my brand new Canon 6D with my trusty Canon 24-105mm f/4 lens.

Inspiration

It was the thought of me peering into the busy world beyond the glass, no one on the other side knew that I was there, it was almost like peering into a parallel world.

Editing

I used Lightroom to convert to B&W, did a little dodge and burn and that was that.

In my camera bag

Canon 6D body, Canon 24-105mm f/4, Canon 70-200mm f/2.8, Canon 40mm f2.8, Canon Speedlite 600EX-RT

Feedback

I went to the Powerhouse with a particular shot in mind (not this one), I stumbled across this shot, which turned out to be the best, and don't be afraid to ramp up the ISO. I also try to limit myself to taking no more that 2 shots of a subject, i obviously check in camera for focus etc, this way I force myself to 'try' to nail the composition, exposure and aperture, first or second shot.

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