Montreal

invisible · Jul 21, 2011

This is the second time in a year that I attempt this shot. The first time there was not a single cloud in the sky. This time the sky was right, but I didn't have a lens wide enough to achieve my vision.

Might try again the next time I visit Montreal.

Thanks for looking.

kundalini · Jul 21, 2011

It may not be as wide as you wanted, but what you did catch was hooked. Very nice Frederico!

mishele · Jul 21, 2011

I like the lines and angles you captured in this shot.

What a amateur not having the right lens on hand to capture
the shot!!! I'll have to kick you in the ass when we meet up!!

invisible · Jul 22, 2011

kundalini said:
It may not be as wide as you wanted, but what you did catch was hooked. Very nice Frederico!

Thank you, sir!

mishele said:
What a amateur not having the right lens on hand to capture
the shot!!! I'll have to kick you in the ass when we meet up!!

LOL, I have no excuse other than the fact that I wanted to travel light. I deserve the ass-kicking.

Markw · Jul 24, 2011

Alot of your work reminds me of an IR photo. Have you ever thought of picking up an IR-converted camera? 830nm seems to suit you best, I'd say. This way, most things will turn out white, and the sky will be pitch black.

Mark

invisible · Jul 24, 2011

Markw said:
Alot of your work reminds me of an IR photo. Have you ever thought of picking up an IR-converted camera? 830nm seems to suit you best, I'd say. This way, most things will turn out white, and the sky will be pitch black.

Mark

Thanks, Mark! I've briefly considered converting a camera to IR but the cost is too high to be worth it (at least for the time being). I had to do a quick search for "830nm"... I didn't even know there were different types of IR conversions. I will keep your recommendation in mind for future reference. Cheers!