Really sorry that it’s taking so long for me to complete part two of the Bleed Out tutorial. I took a break from everything to head out to New York City for the first time. It’s a crazy, crazy place, but I had a great time.
Here are some of the better photos that I took while I was there. Hope you like them!
- Double pano stitched in Photoshop
- Double pano stitched in Photoshop
- Yellow cab in motion
- Another yellow cab in motion
- Mandatory steam drain shot
- View from 30 Rock over Central Park
- View from 30 Rock towards Empire State
- Great cafe in Greenwich Village
- Mandatory food shot
- Slow exposure in Grand Central
- Grand Central doorway
- Super-saturated fire escapes
- Doorway detail
- Grand Central and Chrysler Building
- Polarized windows
- Interesting glass
- Arty Broadway shot
- 149 Madison Avenue
- 42nd and Vanderbilt
- Observation platform
- 30 Rock
- Rockefeller Plaza
For those who might be interested, they were all shot with a Sony NEX3. For a few of them, I used my Metabones EF-E-mount converter to bolt on a Sigma 12-24mm lens, but in the main, I used the 16-50mm kit lens that came with the camera. The panoramas were a little more complicated. The ones that look curved were shot using the camera’s built-in panorama feature, with two horizontal panos stitched together to provide a wider view on the vertical. The straightened shot was a collection of nine images, geometrically corrected in Photoshop and then stitched using Photoshop’s own pano-stitching tool (plus a little tweaking of tone and colour).
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