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Down Town - Raef Al Attar
| Camera: | Contax G2 |
| Lens: | 28mm |
| Film: | Astia |
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| Posted: | 22-Feb-2002 |
Rating: 6.00 (1 rating)
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Timing
If you live near hear you should go back and experiment a bit with this subject. This is very typical of what attracts my attention when I'm looking for stuff to shoot. When I see this picture I think if you take it at a different time you can either eliminate the beam of sunlight running down the length of the left side. Also you might get the beam to line up with the base of the columns on the left side or possibly get it to line up with the center. Also I'd rather see you back away a meter or two so as to include the nearest columns. I'd want to see them at least 1/5 of the way away from the edge of the frame on both sides. You can try moving a few centimeters to either side and take several shots to try and get the lamps overhead to line up in the center. This is sometimes difficult in a rangefinder because of the separation of the viewfinder from the taking lens. It's also a bit rotated but I find this is often the case with the biogons. I usually use the photo editor to fix this. Nice job.
MARK MILLEN 22-Feb-2002 at 19:26good points
Thanks for the tips. The place is far from where I live but I WILL go there and I will try to do all what you've suggested:)
Raef Al Attar 24-Feb-2002 at 09:44