Arrived in London today, where I will be attending the CEPIC convention later this week. CEPIC is the largest gathering of stock photo agencies from all over the world. I came a few days early to photograph London.
Here are several variations I did of Big Ben. All were taken with the Nikon D800, which will be my main camera while here. I did bring along the Fuji X-Pro1 to run some tests on it, and I brought along the Leica M9 because...well...I always bring along a Leica.
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| The clouds today were dramatic so I kept combining them into graphic designs around everything I photographed. |
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| This extreme wide angle view was taken with the Sigma 12-24mm zoom set to 21mm. I bought this lens recently because of its 12mm focal length, which is the widest rectilinear lens available for a full-frame Nikon. |
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| A polarizing filter helped to saturate the colors here. The telephone booth had glares on it from direct sunlight that the filter eliminated. |
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| The streaks are made by opening the camera shutter for a long time while traffic goes by. Here the shutter speed was 3 seconds. This is actually a composite of three images. I recorded some variations in the traffic streaks and superimposed them over each other to fill in where I wanted to add some color. |
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