Grand Central Station
Uploaded: April 15, 2007 06:16:02
Sigma 10-20mm
Kate Jackson April 15, 2007
Great shot of my favourite place in New York June. I would be interested to know what exposure you gave it. I found when I tried a similar one that although I didn't have a tripod with me I rested the camera on a balcony as even though I had upped the ISO it still needed a long exposure and therefore the moving people were blurred. I actually didn't mind that feeling of movement in the blurred people but I was just wondring how you managed this. #638339June Marie Sobrito April 15, 2007
Kate, thanks for your comment. I only had a few minutes to catch my train, so I shot this at ISO800 at 1/50s, F4. Normally I would put on my polarizer and table-top tripod and rest it on the balcony for a longer exposure, since I actually prefer the blurred movement of the people. #4169631Kate Jackson April 15, 2007
Thanks June for the info. #4169978Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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