Washington Chinatown
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This one was taken at the entrance to Chinatown in Washington, DC. The Sun was almost down and the light was simply beautiful.
About the photo
Canon EOS 5D, Sigma 15mm f/2.8 EX DG Diagonal Fisheye.
Photo settings: 15 mm, f/14, 8 seconds, ISO 50.
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Comments (3)
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13willec
I love this picture! I have it set as my background right now! The fisheye lens is a great affect. You cant really do anything with the white blocks on the at&t building but it almost makes the picture more interesting. Overall amazing picture!
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graigsm
fantastic scene. beautiful color and details. been looking at this for a few days on my desktop wallpaper on the macbook pro retina display. looks absolutely fantastic on this screen. Honestly it looks better than many of the wallpapers that came with the computer. it's that good. not really anything you can do about those big white glowing cubes on that at&t building. call them up and tell them to take them down so you can take a picture :) it'd be cool if it worked like that eh? or maybe if the brightness could be toned down so you could see the details on that. but it's a minor quibble to an overall amazing shot. well done.
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DjRag$
I like the framing in this picture. The negative space gives a cool effect. Not really a suggestion for improvement but would love to see this shot in clear daylight and at night.