Budapest Chain Bridge
Uploaded: October 23, 2010
This is a view of the Budapest Chain bridge that is rarely taken. Shot through the front window of a moving tour bus as we were traveling from Buda to Pest via the tunnel. It framed the Budapest Chain bridge and Pest behind it nicely. ISO 1250, F/13 in AV mode to get the DOF, 1/400 sec to stop the action and 105 focal length in JPEG (I was running out of memory) processed in Aperture 3. Placed in Elements of Design.
Exif: F Number: 13, Exposure Bias Value: 0.00, ExposureTime: 1/400 seconds, Flash: did not fire, compulsory flash mode, ISO: 1250, White balance: Auto white balance, FocalLength: 105.00 mm, Model: Canon EOS-1D Mark IV
Stan Kwasniowski October 23, 2010
Emile, wonderful #1320376John Connolly October 23, 2010
What an amazing shot Emile, brilliant work here my friend! The depth, clarity and composition are phenomenal! WTG! #8991843Jeff Robinson October 23, 2010
Wow Doc - You really took advantage of this opprontunity and nailed it! Wonderful pov, depth, clarity and captuer! Jeff #8991948Robert R. Goodman October 23, 2010
Hi Emile,WOW!That is some bridge.Beautiful capture,wonderful POV!!!! #8991980Emile Abbott October 23, 2010
Thank you all Stan, John, Jeff and Bobby. This was one of my faves of my last day there. #8992011Joy Rector October 24, 2010
fantastic pov #8992618Emile Abbott October 24, 2010
Thanks Joy #8992874Phyllis H. Burchett October 28, 2010
Very cool shot Emile! #9001772Emile Abbott October 29, 2010
Looks like you had a great time on your Alaska trek. #9003216Dale Hardin July 07, 2011
what a wonderful presence of mind you had to grab this on the fly Emile. You would have a hard time getting this POV any better even if you had the time to set up a tripod. It's a testament to your skill that in that short span of time you were able to negotiate your technical settings so quickly and capture the moment. Super. #9513657Emile Abbott July 07, 2011
Sometimes we get lucky Dale but it is always best to make your luck. I knew I wanted that shot but was not sure I would get it. #9514346Phyllis A. Houghton April 23, 2012
I went through this gallery today and enjoyed your travels in Europe. This image is so impressive. I reiterate what Dale said too. I won't forget this one!Emile Abbott April 24, 2012
Thanks Phyllis #10107511Nancy L. Green July 11, 2012
WOW!!! That you took this through a window on a moving bus amazes me, the comp, lighting and DOF couldn't be better!!! <>< #10225483Emile Abbott July 11, 2012
Thanks Nancy. #10225495Mariann Kovats January 25, 2013
Really cool capture! It is hard to beleive you took this through window on a moving bus! Excellent! #10536772Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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