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pedestrian flyover over the fast city roads
pedestrian flyover over the fast city roads
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Location
the photograph was shot near the town of Rijeka (Croatia), and in fact it is pedestrian crossing over the fast city road.Time
It was a warm summer evening, in fact about an hour after midnight when there are very few peopleLighting
I did not use any extra light except the one that was on the turn. The color of the artificial city light fits perfectly into my concept of photography.Equipment
This photo was shot with a Nikon D7100 that was mounted on a tripod and I used a wide angle lens, without flash Focal length 17mm Aperture F4 Shuter speed 1/13 ISO 800Inspiration
Na ovu fotografju me potakla okolnost mog prelaska preko tog prijelaza u kasnim ve?ernjim satima..... sve je djelovalo malo futuristi?ki i misti?no ,a sam se osje?ao zarobljenim u metalnom kavezu koji me okruživao. Tada sam odlu?io da ?u se vratiti i snimiti fotografiju.Editing
To handle this photo I used Lightroom, my favorite photo processing software. After processing, I took the photo to Photoshop where I added just two more little things,In my camera bag
In my recording bag other than the Nikon D750, which I shoot now, I still wear three lenses that cover almost all focal lengths. The targets I use are the Tamron brands I am very pleased with. The targets are 15-30mm f2.8; 24-70 mm f 2.8 and 70-300mm f 4-5.6. There is, of course, a tripod, a battery lamp, a lens cleaner, a spare battery for the camera as well as an external flash. Most commonly used equipment that I think everyone is using.Feedback
I do not think this kind of photograph is hard to record. It is only necessary to carry the tripod as well as on the lens, as it is obligatory for night shots. Everything else depends on what you want and how you've imagined the copying of More Images. In the post processing today there are numerous programs, but my favorite program is Lightroom. .
