Interesting and inspiring. Too early morning (for me an addicted night owl) to think clearly enough to write more. Except I intend to go out soon and try to use what you showed here to make something new for me at least (such as ground up - no wordplay intended - or steadied slow shutter speed, maybe at night). And still thinking (too much!) about what’s worth sending of my “work.”
Got it. With thanks. Escaped spam. Sent back a looong response with some links and embedded images. Which may have been spammed at your end. Hope you don’t mind getting such a wall of words.
Nice story and excellent pictures. I'm not sure I would be keen on solo night shooting in a city like Boston. I do my night shooting with an RX100 and the stabilisation on that camera is terrible, so I do often push the ISO up. Unlike you, I have gone the AI noise reduction. route with DXO PureRAW. It's so good I find I'm sometimes adding back a little fake noise back in Lightroom to give the pictures a little more character.
I hear you. I won't be long for noise reduction. I have had to do a for-hire job at night, and noise reduction was essential. Same with jobs I've had in music venues. But for my own work, that's where I can set my own rules and live with the results. Thanks for the comment and your eyes. I really appreciate it.
Great photos, great stories!
Always appreciate you popping in. Ty.
Interesting and inspiring. Too early morning (for me an addicted night owl) to think clearly enough to write more. Except I intend to go out soon and try to use what you showed here to make something new for me at least (such as ground up - no wordplay intended - or steadied slow shutter speed, maybe at night). And still thinking (too much!) about what’s worth sending of my “work.”
please check yr email when you can. Don't want mine to get lost in your spam folder.
Got it. With thanks. Escaped spam. Sent back a looong response with some links and embedded images. Which may have been spammed at your end. Hope you don’t mind getting such a wall of words.
Got it! More soon...
Nice story and excellent pictures. I'm not sure I would be keen on solo night shooting in a city like Boston. I do my night shooting with an RX100 and the stabilisation on that camera is terrible, so I do often push the ISO up. Unlike you, I have gone the AI noise reduction. route with DXO PureRAW. It's so good I find I'm sometimes adding back a little fake noise back in Lightroom to give the pictures a little more character.
I hear you. I won't be long for noise reduction. I have had to do a for-hire job at night, and noise reduction was essential. Same with jobs I've had in music venues. But for my own work, that's where I can set my own rules and live with the results. Thanks for the comment and your eyes. I really appreciate it.
I love this story and the perspective. Cheers
I enjoyed the images and the stories behind them. Thanks for sharing.
You are welcome and thx for the restack!
I want to escape out the slit in that window screen.
Go for it! I can't promise the landing will feel good though.
Exceptional work. Just exceptional
check yr hotmail acct so my email to you doesn't get lost in the ether. Thanks!
I will!
Thank you thank you thank you.
You’re good in cyanotype! Also, why shooting in f9 the street cleaners … guess
I wanted detail. It was early in night shooting. I prob over compensated. I knew i could do 1/2 sec without jitters, so f/9 was my limit.
detail