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sullivan1985 — A City That Never Sleeps
Published: 2006-11-01 17:32:18 +0000 UTC; Views: 6634; Favourites: 77; Downloads: 72
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New York City gleams in the clear cold night air.Related content
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oops, never mind question about vantage point. Perhaps I'll read things more closely in the future
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It's all good! Thanks for the words anyways!
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Great shot. I have to agree with your comment though, about it being a bit low in contrast. Also, there's a bit of a ghost image of what looks like the top of the Chrysler building right in the middle. You had a good vantage point for this one! Jersey side right?
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amazing shot, idk how i missed this in your gallery.
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This one isn't particularly my favorite and I almost deleted it a few times. Not enough contrast for my taste. I do however appreciate the support.
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you're welcome, keep gettin those shots! Love your gallery.
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hello.. hum sorry.. i'm a french student in design.. and for an important test in design, i need a N-Y picture. There's not commercial use, just personal for the test, and i'll name you and your picture so.. can i use it?
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Sure! Like you said, just credit and link me and maybe take a photo of whatever your finished product is for me to see. I always like to see what people do with my photos.
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Love it, 
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New york 
One Day Maybe!!!
Jolie Photo!
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This photo hardly does Gotham any justice. Hopefully you make it there one day. I live only 10 minutes away and I still get excited when I go.
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Weehawken is great, there you have a great view to NY! But fact is that the most of tourists don't know the place!
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Everyone is so caught up with JErsey City and Hoboken. Hey, whatever. I like knowing the sweet spots.
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i'm watching family guy, and they're talking about The New Yorker, and this shot reminded me. anyway, good work
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Manhattan has always had a beautiful sky line.
Excellent picture! Me likes
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to DIE for.... and this is hdr? compris d of how many shots? keping the camera still for these shots seemed liek a pretty hard thign to do cause of the long exposures... but wow yo 
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This was a 5 shot HDR manually set up. No real trick to it. Just mounted it on my tripod and used the release cord and I'm good to go.
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sweet..... to bad i dotn often do night shots sigh
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I think it's a great city shot. I would say something about trying to darken the sky a bit, but it's New York and a dark sky would be a bit of a stretch on the imagination.
One question: Is that some form of glare/reflection towards the center of the image or something else?
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I dont know what that is. At first I though there was some crap on my monitor. I'm gonna have to clean that up with PS.
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Lovely stuff. So...this is that High Density Range technique? I saw something about this in a photo mag. Is it something built into the camera, or a software thing? I think you take bracketed images and somehow sandich them for more detail in the shadowlands, something like that?
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Yeah its basically bracketing. You could either let the camera braken for you, or do it manually buy changing exposure times. Then using Photoshop or Photomatix the computer take all the images and balances it out to create an equally evenly exposed photo across the entire image instead of having point that are to washed out or dark.
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I'm impoverished and use PaintShopPro. Come to think of it, there is a brightness/contrast tool called Histogram Equalize. I bet it does a poor man's job of it.
Thanks.
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Histogram equalize, if I remember correctly, is for single image use to attempt to put everything in the same exposure range. Don't quote me on that though, it's been a while since I've used such a tool.
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I do believe you are right on that. But...don't quote me.
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