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Fisher Theatre in Detroit
Fisher Theatre in Detroit
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This photo was taken at the Fisher building in Detroit. The Fisher Building (1928) is a landmark skyscraper in the old city center of Detroit ,Michigan. This beautiful building is an Art Deco style, constructed of limestone, granite, and several types of marble. I love architecture and this photo was a bit of a challenge with all the shiny marble, reflections and low lighting.Time
If I remember correctly it was around noon or so, no sun light coming in from outside which was great because otherwise sunlight would have caused glare at the far end entrance.Lighting
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This was taken with my trusty canon T5 with a 18-55mm lens I was traveling light that day as it involved a lot of walking so no tripod, just holding my breath when pushing the button...Inspiration
I love symmetry, lines, curves and how they come togetherEditing
Most of my images I might correct contrast, exposure and sometimes colours but I try to stay away from "photoshopping" images, I will not take parts out or add things to my images, I like them to be as close as to what the eye can see..In my camera bag
Normally I carry in my bag my Canon with a 18-55mm and a 70-300mm with macro capabilities, a notepad, extra batteries, sd cards, a flashlight and a lens cleaning kit. Pretty basic I thinkFeedback
With any buildings the lighting indoors can be a challenge, glare, narrow corners and awkward angles, a decent flash can be the answer or take a shot with a longer exposure (tripod will be a necessity). Take a look around and figure out which angles work and sometimes it's in the details and not in the structure.
