dohp said:awesome photos, looks like the shutter was left open for quite a while in the photos
are you using a sony? i just see "DSC" in the filenames (tried to look at your EXIF but it's been stripped out)
whenfoxforks-ruled said:Have you ever tried shooting around the Lower Wacker area?
Rich Rohrich said:Bob - That's on my To Do list. :cool:
Chili said:The more I look at them that bit of skyline in #1 really adds to that one, now I"m not sure which is my favorite.
Rich Rohrich said:Thanks Kawi - Number 3 is my favorite too. I like it enough to get a big print of it.
I've been playing with a new B&W conversion tool from Nik Software called Silver Efex Pro. It's the coolest most powerful B&W tool I've ever seen. You should check out the demo, you'd really like it.
http://www.niksoftware.com/silverefexpro/usa/entry.php
Here's the first conversion I did with the demo
Thanks dohp - The shutter speed was in the 6-10 second range. I'll post the EXIF data tonight if you are really interested.
I shot these with a Nikon D300 using a Sigma 10-20mm lens.
Rich Rohrich said:Thanks.
It's cool old industrial area with a ton of cool images everywhere you look.
Kawidude said:LOVE that top train pic! It almost has a little "High Pass Filter" look to it. Very cool. Is that software fairly intuitive?
whenfoxforks-ruled said:Whats the chance of Rich shooting a vintage MX race?
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