The city
Mar, 2015Views
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Location
i take this photo in my home, i used old screws and black card to creat background.Time
In the mid day.Lighting
In this case i used two sources of light, one upside down and a front light. It was from fluorescente lamp and led´s in the front.Equipment
I used my Nikon d7100, the lens was Nikkor 18-105 VR. Did not use the flash. The camera and lens was suported in a triopod and i used "Live View" in the camera. Like the others images from this set, every one was taked in same space with same light sources.Inspiration
I try with this image show some creative image to create what i guess, in abstract way, some visions from big city. I have presente to you two more images that show the full moon in the city and other that i called "industrialized city".Editing
In this case I used Lightroom only to darken the background and give some detail to the screws in the center. Also tried to eliminate some noise but this image was not my greatest claim.In my camera bag
I 'm a big fan of old cameras and classical , des using medium format film. Some of my pictures that I present in some photo sites are analog cameras . Nowadays got a NIKON D7100 and use different lenses. Nikkor 18-105 VR DX, AF Nikkor 50mm 1.8D for pictures and where I want some detail. Helios 44m-4 58mm f / 2 is a Russian lens that I adapted for my camera , which offers a huge and bih Bokeh .Industar 50-2 and a Samyang 8mm .Feedback
In fact I think we all have always some creativity we can explore. So I recommend that anyone who enjoys photography , first learn all picture- bases ( in my case I started self-taught way with old machines and some books ) and then show the world how you feel and what you see through a lens . Can be magical , interesting and at the same time very important to explore our wills .
