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No match
The Bay Bridge, downtown and the Golden Gate. It's very rare to get this kind of visibility in San Francisco!
About the photo
Adobe Lightroom.
Nikon D90.
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Comments (12)
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cwojno
Thanks so much, Luigizzle! Yes, the D90 is an amazing camera. If you haven't already gotten one, I highly recommend the 35mm 1.8 prime to go with it. It's one of the best values I've found. Enjoy the wallpaper!
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Luigizzle
I so rarely comment, I more of a silent admirer but this one deserses some positive feedback as im a D90 user aswell and its rarely that people produce such outstanding shots with affordable equipment on this site. This one will stay a wallpaper for a while
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Thanks, as always, for the insightful comment Daddy_Gemini! I always look forward to your commentary and constructive criticism (seriously!). I'm glad you like how it turned out. In the end, I spent a lot of time doing as little post processing as possible. I wanted it to look like it did in real life. All in all, I'm pretty proud of how it turned out, but it took a few years to make it worth a submission :)
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Daddy_Gemini
You have quite a few good pieces on here and this is in my top five from you. Nothing to improve that I can see except the yellow on the horizon seems a little blown out losing a tiny bit of detail but it could actually have looked exactly like that because I don't see too much post-processing as far as saturation goes in this. Also It doesn't change the fact this is just a beautiful shot of a rather ugly bridge only a mother (or engineer) could love. :P
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Thanks, Othocar! jujusous3: It was at 20mm (narrower than I thought!), f4.5, 1/1250/s speed (to freeze the water and because I didn't have tripod), and iso400. At the time, I didn't know much about cameras. If I had to do it over, I would have used a f10 or so, reduced to iso200 and use a tripod.
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jujusous3
Great shot ! Maybe you could give some advice to D90 user (as I am), and give some details about exif of the photo ? Thanks ;)
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Othocar
I too just signed up to comment this photo, which is fantastic ! One of the best I've seen on InterfaceLift. The point of view is perfect. Realy great shot ! (sorry for my english)
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Thanks for all the feedback! Out of my collection, this is one of my personal favorites. I'm glad others enjoy it. I wish I had a higher resolution also, blurFX! Fortunately, I only made very small crops so the detail is retained.
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jack
This is without doubt the best image I've seen on Interfacelift. The colours, lighting and exposure are all spot on! The only thing I could hope for is a higher resolution!
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The colors and the exposures on two different light points are perfect. keep on.
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dominic
WOW! Your photo is superb, awesome, epic.I just signed up to post a comment.I love your photo and is now my wallpaper.Great work.
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Thanks very much Luigizzle! The D90 is one heck of a camera. In fact, most of the pics that have made it on this site are with the D90 (one was even with a Canon G10!). If you are interested, there is another Bay Bridge pic here taken on the same shoot (minus the sunset): http://interfacelift.com/wallpaper/details/2428/the_intersection.html I've since moved on to the D7000 for the resolution and speed. Even though I like the D7000, I still like the noise grain better on the D90.